... resulting from it, to the account of his political oppo- r nents. Now, although the system is one, the author- - -shi',oWhicb the Whigs have no occasion to be l ashamed of ownin yet it is batrighttogivethe credit of it where it is due. It is well known to every ...

... plot for her destruction on the part of Lord Palmerston, Lord John Russell, and the rest of the members of the execrable Whig government ? or, will the Mirror still ueincaly indulge in paltry in- sinjuations against the Liberal member for Bristol ...

... case otill proceeds. :TO COIII1JSPONDENTS. 1r. ?? is dreie, si to accept olr focal hoalko ,for his eommnaoieetios. 'An Old W~hig C~itzeo;. revurke on ilke lofe dfr. Jobs Cookc orc o zos>lp, aod hids eo uy,1 isld 'of t/c . sakind a tiack rerV ]Rfprithe ...

... guilty of such a trick.' r [InH REVENuE.-Thie Tifites affects to triumph in the contrast of the Tory budget' of '1830, and the Whig budget of 1841. The former had a revenue of 50,000,OlDL., e the latter one of 48,000,0001. 'iThe TinaeS 'ONLY forgets to ECadd ...

... hope the sight did the Tories good-for it was no packed meeting, circulars having been sent round to every elector, whe- thter Whig, Tory, Liberal, R~al, or Chartist-we liol)e it did them good, we say;to see such a congre- gation of the matured intellect ...

... or? Sstardary coil ta-day, than was enperienced, me he- t- liece (we speak fre memory). dariag all the ten or ?? i- years of Whig ?? C/rsenicle, Morrdayr. Great enernvnt has prevailel in the iron trade drxvimp d the last week, in consequence of the stoppege ...

... that the symptoms of the disease have somewhat abated; and that there is ground to hope for the hon. gentleman's speedy ?? Whig. HORRIBLE SUICIDE A' ROCHESTER.-A coroner's inquest was held on Monday at Rochester, on a middle-aged female, who destroyed ...

... whatever inference may be drawn. from it. The Times attributes the decrease. in the Stamp duties to the diminished sale of W'hig newspapers, and sums up ?? a word, without adverting to minor details, our readers will see by the abstract which' we publish ...

... price of sugar grown itt our owvn colonies. We italy ask 'sir renders to carry tbeir recollectiotns back to the debate otmi te Whig Budget, ot- to refresh their memiories w ith a reperusal of the speeches on both aides on thlat occa'si mm. t lose coms- pletely ...

... bill; but that you will 'waive all po1st party bias, snd aid, by your votes, the election of that member, whetier he be Tory or Whig, who proves to you that lie opposed, by his vote in the ComMons, the said iniquitous bill. There is notaiting like riding the ...

... $iir Robert and his party wish to saddle us with an Incomne-tax in addition to the still mole intolerable Bret i-tax- the Whigs, it is intimated, will free us from buth the one and the other. The Income-tax is the priee which the country has to pay for ...

... than now! Mr. Nicholson, a Chartist; was also proposed, and took the usuiT course of helping the Tories, by abusing the Whigs and the Reform bill. 'rhe populace, however, became impatient of Mr. Nicholson's eloquence, and the Times states that he was ...