... the former, the Customs and Excise contributed forty-one million pounds sterling; in the latter, • little more than thin Now, Whig economists exultingly tell us that daring that period there has been a large main aloe of taxes. Bat the question is—Has Ins ...

... legislative attention in the nest two or three ions of Parliament. Happily, thew we not party row Mons, the sense of being 0 Whig or Tory,' that we 41.11 doubtless have all the power of the legislature devoted to their elucidation. Chambers of Labour, the ...

... thought the trick too none when they had placed in a Liberal ministry ; tut it never appeins to hire them to silk •hat the Whig Coymints hove for them, sw an, likely to do. The changes are rung on the pronmeity of the country, mid forth ; Inn we ...

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