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... the Peelites. In sooth, the Whigs and Peelites have of late gone to the full length of their tether in jobbing for their whippers-in. Here is a list, which we believe to be tolerably correct : Mr. Grenville Berkeley (Whig whip), appointed to a permanent ...
... close of the year 1792, Mr. Burke prevailed on the great Whig families to declare for war with France: it was well known that this declaration would be highly acceptable to the King. The great Whig families were received by the King with joy. * * * The ...
... see an authorised announzement in your paper of' to-day that a Conservative candidate will come forward for Southampton. The Whigs and Radicals have held the representation of that great and important borough too long in their hands, and to those combined ...
... will be— Ministerial ists 282 Opposition 267 Let it be remembered that we are merely using the figures of a Whig journalist. But even a Whig journalist is obliged to admit that the verdict- of Great Britain, on the question of confidence, is in favour ...
... for them in their days of old age and infirmity; and yet the graceless and heartless Whigs soon after set about in the most insidious manner to destroy it. The Whig Secretary at War is reported to have said on Monday night, that he could easily believe ...
... In reference to this depressing subject the Northern Whig says : • • 7 While we are to have a Lord Lieutenant it would be well to have Lord Carlisle. Men might easily be found to servo the Whig party better than Lord Carlisle has served it. Lord Palmerston ...
... two columns of sublime trash, and exclaiming, Well, if it pleases him, it does no harm to me. But Mr. Atherton is a Whig, and a Whig Q. C. ; so with delicate forbearance he never alluded to one under whose colours he has fought, but deserted now that ...
... one unquestionable reason _ for these apprehensions. The Whigs are pressed by the Radicals to disfranchise the smaller boroughs, but it is in these very boroughs that the chief strength of the Whigs is found. Little wonder, therefore, is it that a secret ...
... native town, feeling the political pulse of the electors of that borough, which he is ambitious to represent in the Whig interest; and the Whig correspondents there of our local organs would have us believe that it beats warmly and strongly in the favour of ...
... Translator. London: John W. Parker and Son, West Strand. LORD HOLLAND'S MEMOIRS OP THE WHIG PARTY. On Friday Next will be Published, in One Vol., post Bvo.. MEMOIRS of the WHIG PARTY DURING MY TIME. By HENRY RICHARD LORD HOLLAND. Edited by his Son, HENRY EDWARD ...
... all others they are resolved to accomplish. That is not the reform which the Whigs will propose ; and therefore I believe there are now but few sands in the hour-glass of the Whig cabinet. _ ...
... to the Whig aristocracy, have persuaded him to retire. It must be obvious that if this timid and vacillating policy is to be pursued throughout the country there is an end to all chance of a Conservative ministry. It is true that several Whig noblemen ...