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... human aide of the noble lord. Of his political character we need say no more than that he was a Tory in his latter years, and • Whig at the commencement of his career. He was a vigorous and eloquent speaker, a somewhat fierce antagonist in debate, and a strong ...
... the year returned to Parliament as member for Stockbridge, a small borough in H.mpshire. He became a prominent member of the Whig pew) ; but n 1834 dun, the family motto—' Rana thanjer'— he turned his hack on, his old political friends, rad has fur many ...
... human side of the noble lord. Of his political character we need say no more than that he was a Tory in his latter years, and a Whig at the commencement of his career. lie was a vigorous and eloquent speaker, a somewhat fierce antagonist in debate, and a strong ...
... truth, but they attempted to steal the Liberal clothing. Mr. Diu. DAIL( once said that Sir Ronswr PzzL, having caught the Whigs bathing, had run away with theirclothes. Mr. and other speakers, forgetting the facts of history, or, as some think, wilfully ...
... opponents. (A voice : Don't be personal.) I ant well known to you. (A voice : Indeed you are.) I de not stead before you as a Whig ; I don't trend before you as a Tory, but I stand before you an Irish nationalist to the backbone, and if you will stand by ...
... stranger, like some of my opponents. (A. voice : Don't dell lam well known to you. (A. ndyou ere.) I do not stand before you as Whig; I don't stand before you as a Tory, but I stand before you as an Irish nationalist to the backbone, and if you will stand ...
... Lis we find him reprobating the Tory princi\Med by the Archbishop of Yeas, The grace held he declared to be most persad as a Whig he should never endure But the greater part of the luubration of local hi s t or i an i s d evo t e d t o his son, Watts ...
... We have shown that, when that great statesman was clothed and in his right mind, he was, as he himself described it, a Whig, but in his eccentric moments he was a Tory; and that, therefore, Captain RICHARDS, if he lays any claim to CHATHAM, DMA take ...
... We have 'shown that, when that great statesman was clothed in his right mind, he was, as he himself descrtheil it, u Whig, but in his eccentric moments he was a Tory; and that, therefore, Captain RICHARDS, if he lays any claim to CHATHAM, must ...
... Wel meatered it. The I d'art dowel PAWL who was eighty age, that he was UM* which ought to be began ban. Lord ht. Leonia& at Whig. still employing a pea authorship. Ming eight be aided reeeatly dead. or still living. have, by their writings evening of life ...
... workmen Le had auemeded in while in ounce. ( Ilea:, hear, iiad a 100 t) No aceis, did Le make his that his .4d friends the Whig , were the party who had op Woolwieh Dockyard tnatt an article out in the el dioing the whole unlit of that measure for tt ...