... show us how these six millions are bo saved, or does he try to follow the example of the late Sir Robert Peel, who, when the Whigs had a falling Exchequer and were not smart enough to know how to raise it, likened himself to physician, and said, I know how ...

... should be removed. Order in Council can accomplish wonders; it is equal to an Act of Parliament; and Administrations, whether Whig or Tory, have always been inclined to give respectful attention to any well* considered proposal for the benefit and improvement ...

... recent statements of Mr. Childers. He says:— I think the result of the six years’ administration of the War Department the Whig Government cannot more clearly shown than the following extract from the audited accounts of military expenditure from the ...

... and nearer rebellion ovory day ; at last you had the courage to turn on him you prosecuted and convicted him, and though the Whig party lords set tho verdict aside, lie never recovered it. On tho subject of national education the following opinion, given ...

... captains. These gentlemen. Sir John Hay stated, in the course of a debate iu the House of Commons, had been “cajoled” by a Whig Board of Admiralty to accept retirement with the promise of increased rank and pay at period when they would have acquired ...

... number of workmen be bad succeeded in discharging from the dockyards. sooner did make bis statement that the Whigs—his old friends the Whigs, for has no reason to complain of them, so far as I know (we have been much abused on account him, and it is bard ...

... honourable conclusion. Save termination, duo to Pollock resolution, tho whole afair was rather discreditable to both parties. Tho Whigs had got us into the trouble, and the Tories very reluctantly got out again. It was matter to (bo stirred neither party ; so ...

... childish to suppose cavalry soldier can lie formed in live days’drill a-year ; and were it not that there I arc some influential Whig colonels of regiments, should not have been called out last year a reformed Parliament. If, instead of playing at cavalry ...

... taxation, and present his surplus. Here is Lord Bpeucer, who as nice fellow can be, apart from politics —and we know how pleasant Whig men and women are —going make a stroke for himself Wimbledon Common against the squatters. only hope they won’t petition to ...

... ■, , 80 l d iers who had been dismissed hundreds would conclude service. Ist class, 1, 2nd class. 3. the nresent plan was a Whig job and, considering that Referring to the Banda and Kirweo Prize Money the all ] officials were to have seats in Parliament ...

... European statesmen notably Lord Bussell and Lord Palmerston —with the mania for granting Constitutions which runs among the Whigs, devised scheme which was suited exactly to intensify all tho mischiefs of the national life, to beget new evils, and to perpetuate ...

... strictest confidence observed. I Field-Marshal not objected to.” From gay to grave! The death of the last almost of tho grand old Whigs will hit us hard abroad. I hear that there will a I row if Chichester Fortescuo does not get the colonies (which he will, tho ...