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... proposed this be an elector, but he is an odd sort of a Liberal. he wants, I expect, is a man who Is as good a Tory as h e a Whig, and who is not over scrupulous about principles Why, Slade would ask such a Liberal to dinner, and* l'hippen would give him ...
... House of Loris, by the tit le of Baron Strafford of Harmondworth. The present peer has held several appointments during the Whig administrations , having been a Lord of the Treasury in 1 Comptroller of the Queeu's Household, and afterwards reasurer of ...
... unusual advantage. But he is of the same school—the same uniform type.— To be a Bishop, you must be a Low Churchman of good Whig family, as to get military rewards without military services you must be born a Grey.” However, all the discontent is not confined ...
... are discouraged by the House, for they have F a strong tendency to form precedents that must be in- t convenient to either a 'Whig or a Tory administration. a, But it is to these expedients that the Opposition now A nakedly avow their ~determination to have ...
... Perhaps they should share it between them : the Conservatives mean to kill it rather by procrastination than opposition, and the Whigs will glad when the sickly bantling is buried and the undertaker's bill paid, though of course they will drop a few crocodile ...
... fruition ; in fact, principles which are worth living and dying for. Let us have this thorough union of good men and true, Whig, Tory, or Radical, Churchmen or Dissenters, and we shall hive a centre to rally round, a set of principles to maintain worth ...
... induced by the conduct of certain members on the Government side of the House__; but he would tell those gentlemen that • pure Whig Administration was as extinct as the Dodo. He protested against the misrepresentation of the Tines with respect to the treaty ...
... free and independent burgesses who have got a quiet little property in land or houses. Much more is this the case with the Whigs who live and move in the revolution of 1688 : still further is it the case with the Radicals who would adapt the constitution ...
... if the Cecils, the Montague, the Bentincks, and the rest of the heavies who filled up the Tory trench with their bodies for Whig renegades to pass over at the general assault, had been transacting public business from February to Whitsuntide ! Perhaps ...
... with 'moveable hind seat. Let 11. GIG, suitable for a bomb& hands. Let It LOUNGING PHARTON, with moveable hind seat, extra whigs, !Amite, te., In excelleut order. Let It SKZLIBTON PHAYTON, by railer, with move- Lot IA SMITE KA, by Rogers, with shifting ...
... would be unjust to ascribe its disappointing aspect to the obstructiveness of thet ic*Tories, or the faint-heartedness of the Whigs. There lies A~ IP. not been sufficient warmth of feeling anywhere', and the __shortcomings of some members of the ministry ...
... THE MINISTRY AND THE COUNTRY. It has often been remarked of the Whig Government, that its performances bear so slight a resemblance to its promises before getting office as to perplex even friends to recognise the same parties their altered position. ...