later. But the first was apart of his Budget, and his skill in estimating must be judged by that, not by his correction after his mis take had been pointed out and when the year was nearly half expired. The same paper returns to the charge to-night, and very lamely tries to justify the Treasurer on the ground that he corrected his mistake in railways. However, I need merely say that my figures are strictly accurate and are supported by official returns.
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VERNMENT INSURANCE.
