... in no creditable light, the wholesale patronage which had been exercised during different Whig Administrations, which revelations showed the immaculate Whigs to gluttons in jobbery of no common calibre. Sir James Graham, the present First Lord of the ...

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... own honour, Mr. Insraeli rather tuaidlesaly the honour of the Duke of Northumberland. In 1147, an amingement was made by the Whig Ministry, by *bid, all dock-yard appointments were placed to the gift of the Surecyor of the Navy— ! on arrangement at once ...

... vehement frenzy, for merely doing what has been done in the House of Lords and Commons some of the most eminent Statesmen of the Whig and Tory parties; take to be rather too huffish for any one to presume so much, and hurl bis anathemas so unsparingly at any ...

... the. Bight Hon. Gentleman was upbraided with the violation his pledge, his reply was, that he had pledged himself for the old Whig Ministry, and bad given none for the Cabinet now in power. Comment Upon this fasnsaction would thrown, away BZSTBXCT IMTEZstJC; ...

... so did witness; Cross-examined.—Witness voted at the previous election for Mr. Prinsep, but is neither a Conservative nor a Whig. He is as much one as the other. Has no strong opinions either way. He will swear the purchase of the horse by the colonel ...

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... attack proved in reality a two edged sword, directed with Impartial severity, now against the Tory Reformers and now against the Whig Conservatives.—Sun. ...