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... the pension list, and see how few names of Whig connexion or Whig recommenda- I tion are to be found there, while it is brim full of Tory 1 lords, ladies, and dependents; and then for the future, the I Whig Ministers had as little to hope for in the way ...
... strong now against the Whigs ; and bye it will still stronger against the Tories —who receive his advocacy and patronage with scornful permission, but who will not purchase, at bis fixe price, the ally damaged and rejected the Whigs. Lord Brougham was offered ...
... disposal of legal patronage, tend to remove the scruples which the Whigs may have had to giving it support. The protraction of the negociations between Mr. Canning ami some Members of the Whig Party have naturally excited great doubts as to their favourable ...
... cause and establish the institution you allude to in this part of the kingdom. But the present state of Liberal Whig feeling this very Whig county, and the very refractory and insubordinate state of the' pitmei), entirely precludes the possibility of ...
... Marshall 273 337 346 Serg. Goulburn 188 229 291 294 BRIGHTON (Tale DAY.) STATE OF THE POLL AT TEN O'CLOCK. Peehell (Whig) 709 Wigney (Whig) 661 Dalrymple (Tory) 305 SOUTH SHIELDS. TUESDAY, EVEVEN O'CLOCK. Wawn (Reformer) .. 156 Ingham (Half-and-half ) 112 ...
... other men. Its abuse of the Whigs is almost as great as It was when its patron, M. ritieus, writhing under the lash Lord Palmerston, raised such outcry against the British government. The ComtUutionnel declares that the Whigs never acted honestly and well ...
... acquiescence with liberal measures. Wcn. n the Whigs forced to reduce the house-tax . (hear)— and afiei the reduction of the malt-tax had been agreed to by the House of Commons, did not the machinations of the Whig government Wuce them to rescind that vote ...
... 2d Notice. John Macrone, St. James’s-square. RUNNYMEDE” on WHIGS and WHIGGISM. Just published, in 1 vol. post Bvo., handsomely bound, LETTERS of “RUNNY ME D E,” Including the Essays on Whigs and Whiggism. and a Dedicatory Epistle to the Right Hon. Sir ...
... government by a n, and that opposition the Whigs. rs of Cheshire obtained one relief —the repeal of the salt tax and , owing to the feeling created by the Teen Caroline, public opinion was so em that the Whigs might be said government in their bands, though ...
... subordinates have other notions about the patronage which power be. stows upon them. After ten years of Whig administration, they find one or two Whigs in the Castle, and these they set about forthwith to eject, by fair means or by foul. Mr. Hamilton, a ...
... liberal Conservative and the most timid Whig. But it would be as unfair to judge of all the Whigs from the extreme next to Conservatism, as to judge of all the Tories from the extreme next to Whiggism. The Whigs may wish the maintenance of church, and ...
... On the other hand, he has been nominated by the Whigs of Philadelphia, and though put forward almost entirely on the strength of his military successes in the Maxican war, is believed to be a sound Whig in opinion, and to have been, from first to last ...