... out of snch coarse elements that the Whig oligarchy retains its rule. means of some rotten boroughs (like Peterborough. Caine, ami such places), and by the territorial influence some overgrown proprietary, the Whigs can muster of their own faction about ...

... relations of ConMyratircs and Liberals towards each other, and also the public opinion of the country, must again studied. The Whigs and Radicals already are preparing assume their favourite position of aggression against the Constitution. As yet. they have ...

... himself proud to bo in any society but that of a political club; but it was a gross anomaly, that, belonging as they did a Whig Government, they should continue to use the Carlton Club. expressed hope that they would hereafter return to their party, but ...

... Good Hope in the commencement of the precent century. was good landlord; generous, warm hearted, and sincere ; in polities Whig of the old school, and ardent follower of held sports. died surrounded all the members of Im family, with the exception of ...