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... June 21 Mrs. Mary Gregory, aged 71, relict of the late John Gregory, Esq. of Chevne-walk, Chelsea, for- merly Treasurer of the Whig Club. ...
... and on that, and »ay if our rough sketch be not an excellent likeness. Here is cant, and there is truth— here the blustering Whig, there the cringing sveophant — here the chairman ofthe Liverpool dinner, and there Mr. Henry Brougham in jirapria persona ...
... - this,— l have been some years in opposition, and in times of some violence ; but never did I hear such a tone assumed by Whigs or Radicals as I have lately heard from those persons who once were universally known among friends and ac- quaintances as ...
... describe his history at length, but we cannot refrain from giving his character, by the masterly hand of Mr. Croker, in the New Whig Guide : — We have a certain Lord Nugent here, whose figure would a little startle Madame la Duchesse ; but he has notwithstanding ...
... only to lie picked up among the on dits of the day. We have just heard, for instance, of sundry good things obtained by the Whigs, and of others in prospect, which we refrain at present from naming, for fear of mistake. Why will not the good people at Brooks's ...
... Question prevented him from leaving office with that high- minded and upright Minister. If he now find his connexion with the Whigs intolerable, let Mr. Fitzgerald act like a man of spirit aud of honour, and retire from the disgraceful associa- tion al tog ...
... gentleman, from which we submit a few extracts (not having room for it entire,) as specimens of the delicacy and mildness of Whig sa- tire—in contradistinction to Tory grossness, and of the high opinion entertained of, and the great respect evinced towards ...
... excuse its sometimes repeating) the information furnished by our own peculiar sources yesterday : — Poor Mr. Canning ! The Whigs ride him very hard. He begins now to find out the value of the independent and disinterested support which they promised ...
... scouted hy al the respectable provincial newspapers throughout' the country, Ims been compelled to form an alliance with their Whig and Radical opponents, and quotes and compliments them at every possible! opportunity, for tie purpose, we suppose, of mortifying ...
... educated a Whig (w£ m. an § mo- dern Whig) ; he wus even by nature in. bjied with mote than a due share of the characteristic Whig temper ; and fortune, and his owntalents,which are very considerable, have placed him in a position in which no modern Whig was ...
... changes go to shake his own situation and preponderance in the government, while they proportionally increase that of the Whigs, who, we have all along predicted, will throw him over- board whenever they can ? In the two present Secreta* ries of State ...