... remark would not be lost upon the country; it only proved that whether Whigs or Tories were in power, the public money was lavished with equal extravagance, and although the Whigs talked a great deal of economy, it was only when they were in opposition ...

... which outwardly were somewhat similar. Lord Howick has net, like those bitter and brazen renegades, changed inan instant from a Whig to a thorough and envenomed Tory, merely because he disagreed with his party on one question. He proclaims that he still bears ...

... statesman at the heal of bigots. Though the Whigs had repealed six millions of taxes since 1830, the revenue hadonly decreased about three millions. True, the expenditure had been augmented ; but why should Whigs be blamed more than Tories for events in ...

... an open one ! Leaving all minor charges, the grand complaint was that there was political agitation in the country, and the Whigs were at the bottom of it ail,—* we ought to dismiss them and take those who never excited the people to turbulence.,” But whose ...

... love of the whole nation, The toast was responded to with great enthusiasm by the whole of the company, although consisting of Whig, Tory, and Radical. After the cheering, which was long and loud, had subsided, the National Anthem was sang in excellent style ...

... or for thgt * fine old-fashioned -Tory,” Mr Qastler, to enfuriate the populace of .Lancashire and West Riding against the * Whig sllusulvs, and to expatiate on torches and daggers ; or for the * much-respected” Mr. Bradshaw and his brethren to talk trippingly ...

... Jtalian work on Political Economy during the Middle Ages ; and a Liberal and informing article on the Irish Policy of the Whigs. But the papers which give the principal value to this No. are those on the affairs of Hanover and on the recent occurrences ...

... If, even afierlLis decision, | was held on Monday evening in the townhall for the it is not “ honest nor honourable™ for the Whigs to | purpose of giving the freemen an opportunity of adremain in office when defeated on such a motion as Inibilim(Alhoir names ...

... a deerease of 2,616 3,04, and showing together a total increase on capial debt of 1,244,343/, Thus stood the course of th: Whig Governmeat, which had difficulties to decl with which no former goiernment had to sustain. | ‘l’fu:m was thas an addition, ...

... have cecasiwnad, along with tie }n'redil ot having cairried them. \Vhe her in other | respects the tinancial policy of the Whigs has been {eserving of prais» or ceusure, may be judged of from the following facts. ‘The reduction of raxa. | tion trom 103 ...

... requested to hand over their votes to Mr. Drummond, the father-in-law of Lord Glen- Ivon the future laird. The choice of the Whig candidate will afford in some measure a counterbalance to the loss of the Athol voters. The | owner of the Grandtully estates ...

... were maintained by the gentlemen whom he saw before him. His honourable opponent had spoken about ail that his family and the whigs had done for Morpeth, but where was the proof of the assumption. He had lived for a number of years amongst ther, and he did ...