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... persons would feel exceedingly dissatisfied and alarmed at being sent back to their constituents before the full term of the Whig Septennial Act had run out, we never doubted. We told them 80 while that reformed Parliament was sitting,which commenced the ...
... called, Chao. 1.-8. A Summary of the Times, in Nursery R himes-8. Andubon's Ornithological Biography-10. Letter from a Liberal Whig-11. Noctes Am broslanm, No. 70.—William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh, and T.Cadell, Strand, London. ...
... some weeks. Could anything be more disgraceful than this? The Duke of Wellington, and he a military character! With regard to Whig and Tory, there are but two parties that I recognise —viz., reformers and anti-reformers. The shadow of Sir Robert Peel (Mr ...
... DEC. 30. There is little doubt of the return of Captain Chetwynd and Mr. Goodricke, who, if not Tories, are Conservative Whigs. Mr. Farrand will, we believe, go to the poll; he is a decided supporter of the present Government, but the above gentlemen ...
... Wilton, the new Lord Steward, has always maintained Conservative opinions, his father, the Marquis of Westminster, being a Whig. We are informed that it was not Sir Thomas Trowbridge, but Mr. Marriott who had declined for Sandwich. Lord Haddington, Lord ...
... He supported the late Whig Ministry in a manner that, perhaps, did more credit to his fidelity to a party than his judgment as a legislator for a whole nation.. Yet no man Was ever worse treated by any party than he was by the Whig Ministers. The circumstances ...
... resolution, to the effect that all that it contains a list of the old Tory stagers, with a stronger Charles of the recent Whig Administration, with which he was con- Counties, ;;;;; t; e, e e , true reformers would unite their strength in one commo n ...
... ; and it is my duty as well as my inclination, to lay before you the sentiments I profess. Though not a party man, I am a Whig in principle, and shall always he found an unflinching Reformer, being prepared to carry the spirit of Reform. wherever It ...
... , we learn from the German Papers which have been received, reached Vienna on the 19th ult. Ever since the downfall of the Whig Ministry was known there, great anxiety prevailed touching the possibility of forming such a Cabinet as would be a guarantee ...
... knowledge and experience in Vankitig. We g. the conclusion of which a Committee was immediately formed, ' another instance of Whig purity in the promotion of young ,d an active canvass commenced, by his friends.—Kentish Mr. Cox, son of the Mayor of Harwich ...
... that they will never swear black is white, or even say it, to suit any political purpose. It appears passing strange that any Whig, anxious only for reform, sirould be so infatuated as to ally himself with a party whose only aim is revolution—the total ...
... than to the moral power of justice and reason; nor will it do to.make war upon the misguided and ignorant peasantry, as the Whigs did, and truckle at the same time to reckless and profligate agitators, who stimulate them to violence and crime. If they do ...