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... his estimate of our' publiccliaracters, 1 cannot so far subshrri e to his au- thoriky as to think that the appel.ti.on 'if Whig ovght to be a bye-word of cuntempt armong, Eniglfishmen.. The criterina which he has adoplted would, in my qpitiou, strike ...
... ideas some persons may entertain respecting the conduct or the ;Whigs, for my part, Ylook upon all their more recent actions With ?? contempt. I ex- cept Mlr. WHITFsan; for he is not a modern Whig:; lie is an hlonourable mau, who would, not condescend to join ...
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... CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB. At the Annual Dinner of this Club, held at the Royal Hotel, Choster , Friday ?? GROSVENOR stade various remarks Oi the genes aspect of afflairs. He noticed the disappointment expressed by some that Ireland was not in a more prosperous ...
... The Whig lub held Meting t week;, afd pa4sed' de*ral Rso6lutions ba the sdbect of thte fae In9Uiry.. AUfrD WAasla was propbsel and enteed as a dinnli bj Mr. MDoocas, bu this proceeding tookc .plac witout llr. Wnaa1LE' eviCUITcftC. Widn~esdtia- Ballot ...
... Duke of Argyll is a Whig, Lord C151ei don is a Whig, Lord Granville is a Whig, Lord Kjimberley a Whig, Lord Hartington is a Whig, Lord Do Grey IS something more, but still a Whig. It would almost seem as if ...
... the request of the Whigs, defended them. The same portion of the Whigs who opposed the revolutionary war, opposed the coercive mea- sures which were proposed and carried by Pitt's Admi- nistration, and finally,- a portion of the Whigs opposed the uncon ...
... give the Whigs their due should bear in mind. Lord Erskiue tells that the Whigs of the Revolution were wise men, not because they did much, but because they did nothing but what were obliged to do. He then sets himself to examine whether the Whigs ot the ...
... With respect the Whigs, he complained of them as body'because by their party views and principles they neutralized, the*elVorts of the pond men among them. It was also high time that' the country should jet rid the distinction between Whigs and Tories. some* ...
... respect to the Whigs, complained of them a body because by their party views and principles tliey neutralized the efforts of the •rood men among them. It wa ...
... not men, with utter contempt. —In the whole of his recoiling thi3 pari of hi.-; speech, establish the position, that if the Whigs were in power, we might very well without any material alteration in the present state of the Representation ; —that it is ...
... too-the Schoolmaster, with rod in hand, threatening Whigs! upbraiding them with their faults, awfully pointing out their ten- dency,and sternly insisting upon reformation-not reformation of the State, but of Whig indifference to places and salaries. This Busby ...