... revenue returiis sieo ] 824, whichl has uot as yet been'satisfactorily ac counted for by the political econoomists of elilser the Whig or Tory school. It must be observed with reference to the last returns, that much of the prosperity apparontly nansifest njpoe ...

... reduction of taxation? Were we not told, that the operation of free-trade would be such, that the only difficulty with the Whig financier, would be how, and when, to stop re- pealing the taxes which now so heavily burden the community ? We find ourselves ...

... THE REVENUE. A vERY agreeable windfall has just been blown across the path of the Whig Cabinet, nearly famished as it is in the dreary desert of financial unpopularity. We allude to a favourable Revenue return, which has happened just in the nick of time ...

... in the wholesale spirit trade, hnve taught the country a pregnant and forcible lesson as to tile squeezeability even of a Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer when pressed at tile right time and with the proper degree of screw-power. We stated in our last ...

... country. Apropos of Dublin Castle- Lord Carlisle is the last Lord Lieutenant, or, to speak with more certainty, the very last Whig Viceroy you will have in Ireland. Tills you imay take for granted. It is jtust possible, if the Tories come into office, that ...

... are for the eighteen months:- Ni.ks-Li'Pr'rltn, 185,500 Stamped Copies. Northern Whig, 111,405 Mercury, x5,000 l1ailmoi of Ulster, 108,500 WEECKLY, NEis, 38,000 )Veekly Whig, 17,500 I BY MAGNETIC TELrTtPOIAPH.] LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE-Nov. 5, Consuls steady ...

... iutiou was unanimously aloplor:- That we, the memnhers of L.O.L. No. 178, hereby express our disapproval of the conduct of the Whig. Radical Government in allowing Nationalists and rebels to spout treason in our midst, whlilst at the same time the reprcscnritivo ...

... -TO CORRESPONDENTS We had written a reply to somne observations which vvere directed against the .ews-.Letier in the N2almers Whig Of Thursday last; but we have been compelled to delay its Pub- lication in consequence of a pressure of matter. ...

... ion. We are sure that the Council of the Chamber of Commerce onter. talns n1o such opinion as that attributed to it by the Whig. Every ratepayer in the town, except some who, for particular reasons, will not be convinced by the most irrefragable evidence ...

... in order to express their loyalty to his Majesty -for the late exercise of his royal prerogative in the dis. missal of the Whig Administration. The meeting Was described in the advertisements as one of the bankers, merchants, &c. of the metropolis, and ...

... brought buyers inure freelv iltto tile mnal'tlet Lidi Fsmoritihr l'or cluohs suitable to India and China buyers have been whig Lu operate ruliher extensively, tinl, welere anatiufac- tuoers have consented to take last week's prices, they have seuured ...

... ill their position; but wye do uot believe that it has been as- stnined for a pmurpome It is natural to tlerir illl. Tire Whigs are ill adversity uow; let its Irope tlit they will learnt it lesson tihere, and cormprelihend tire fact that kilndless anid ...