... for which I.ord Derby's Government was reipoiin- sible, Wins £193,528,776. Thi', expenditure rose in thin next year lnder tho Whig Government to £1 5,31 noi;7, in 1861 to X1 5,883,160, alnd in 11562 to vi ;,ouo,;s50.( A portion of this increasewas 'swing ...

... , the grant to Maynooth. As for taking the Catholic priests into state pay, that favourite notion of an exploded school of Whig statesmanship is now de- funct. It may not be generally known that one of the ablest of our foreign contemporaries, the late ...

... MERCURY. Gentlenuen,-The municipal contests will be y upon us in a couple of Months, and, above the re- u lative merits of Whig or Tory, the question of l, relief of the growing frightful taxation imust be i, the test of a candidate's elaims. a Althctgh ...

... the day before. The other letter is from Elarl RBUSSEILL, and it is addressed to the agent of his Irish estates.: The veteran Whig statesman desires his tenants toi be informed that they may vote as they like at the approaching election. All his lordship ...

... thanked; his stars that the politics he was born with were of the Whig and not the Tory species. (Laughter and cheering.) He said this not only because experience had proved that the Whigs bad done most credit to them. selves, but he said so because he ...