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... creed of the Whigs. A. eon.tituliooal Whig, he would rather lhat such policy, such amelioration, such gentle reformation, should proceed from those who were his political opponeut., wlm were Tories; inasmuch that thorn measures which the Whig, had been long ...
... this subject, when 1 consider the persons who opposed it when it last before i the Hotise : it was opposed by several of the Whigs! —Mr. Langton and Mr. Jas. Grattan opposed it and Mr. Peel and his party opposed it on principle. —After some further observations ...
... creed of the Whigs. As a constitutional Whig, he would rather that such policy, such amelioration, such gentle reformation, should proceed from those who were his political opponents, who were Tories; inasmuch that those measures which the Whigs had been ...
... a shade towards Popery. Mr. Bethell's principles afterwards continued looking up till the day of Nomination, when the Whigs openly expressed their satisfaction at the develnperaent of his sentiments, and in speaking of the the candidates present, ...
... resigned ; the numbers were for Mr. Whittaker 134, Mr. Whitmore The Anniversary Meeting of the Gloucestershire Constitutional Whig Cluh was held at the King's Head Inn, Gloucester, on Wednesday last. The attendance was very numerous anil highly respectable ...
... manufactures as she thinks proper, without consulting our advantage ; and it is not in our power prevent it, whether Tory, Whig, or Radical, be the Minister of the day. But from accounts lately received from America, it appears that her manufactures arc ...
... member for Wiltshire, in his place in the House of Commons. All who are acquainted with the estimation in which that Honourable Whig is held in Parliament, for sagacity or discrimination, would of course set a right value his notions of Yorkshire moderation ...
... altogether.—Lord Liverpool, whose health has been long declining, retires, and the Marquis Wellesley, who is a link between the Whigs and the Liberal Tories, to be Premier. —Mr Robinson retires from bad health, and broken spirits —to be succeeded by Mr Tierney ...
... series of resolutions expressive of the sense of the meeting were passed without dissentient voice. .Mr. Marshall, the new Whig member, addressed the meeting at considerable length, and promised to oppose the bill whenever Mr. Hume should bring it before ...
... satisfaction in being enabled to say that since the formation of that Club, Whigs and Tories were in some meaSnre blended together, inasmuch that those measures which the Whigs had been so long seeking, coming from tlieir opponents, greatly enhanced the ...
... fact, tbe Gloucesttjj Whig Club a most loyal assemblage of jolly Tory lowship, and the sentiments expressed on the aforesaid tx**? are highly creditable to their feelings as sound constitutiooai lishmen. The fact is, all tetuible Whigs in the become Tories—and ...
... Highness never permitted the consideration politics to influence him in his department Commander-in-Chief, but gave alike to Whig as to Tory, the preferment their service or their talents deserved. Secondly, in attaching himself to the party whose object ...