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... Conservatives and Whigs respectively. It seems that the Conservatives have made 25 peerages and the Whigs mure than five times as many, namely, 137. The ratio of baronetages is still more remarkable: it is about eigh to one on the side the Whigs. ...
... hills session after session, the better they think their chance retaining office. Man never is bat always to blessed; and whig measures (now) never •are, but always are be—massed. ...
... transfer goodly aamber of seati from Whigs ta Radicals. this, no, agree, with Bhickwtml in the maia. Bat igain, afraid being misunderstood, he explains— The Tory party hare no, desire to the final extiuclion of the Whigs. the »ood of a moderate opposition—and ...
... and upon his colleagues by the House of Lords? We greatly doubt it. Mr. Clay said rather plainly on Tuesday evening that the Whigs and Radicals could no longer lie in the same bed. An opportunity will be taken, most unquestionably, to bring the Government ...
... THE FATAL DESCENT—GOINGGOING. The Whigs are again sliding gradually and ingloriously down the slope into the maddy quag where they have so often fonnd themselves wallowing before. They are slip—slip—slipping. Every one can see them nearing the dismal ...
... lamented officer had represented Brighton Parliament for 85 years. Duriiiit Parliamentary career lie had uniformly supported the Whig administration. married August, 1826, the Hon.Ka?b?ri?ie Aunabell. Bishopp, daughter the .ate Lord niche, and coheiress with ...
... Shleal and kited, KING'S LYNN, DAY ROARDERA and D t 11 l'l IS are mid ire at.nts - .0 foe their /isition In lile. Hr.,. I'. WHIG lIT. Principal. 1 . A. BOW KS, F.S.A.. Head Master, And other MosleTn. All pupil. hare the free of of odour, •ethly. SchiSifir ...
... the secretary, writes“ In reference to the note of warning given A Cambridgeshire Freeholder,’ respecting Mr. Adeane, the Whig member fur Cambridgeshire, and his apparent defection from the popular cause, I beg leave to add another instance of such defection ...
... serious onslaught, a fierce attack the Lords, lie was perfectly ready and willing to do this. But his found that about 50 the Whigs would not with Government, aud therefore the result on division must have been a defeat; and a matter so much importance, defeat ...
... inconsitent: he ever consistent in inconsistency. Mr. C.ay gave melancholy account of the state of the alliance between the Whigs and Radicals,and revealed the discord the camp. That eminent politician — the spoiler of Church— Sir John Trelawney, was vielent ...
... fierce attack on the Lords. He was perfectly ready and willing to do this. But his whippers in found that about 50 of the Whigs would not with Government, and theretore the result division must have been a defeat ; and on a matter ol so much importance ...
... session after session, the better they think their chance of retaining office. Man never is but always to be blessed; and whig measures (now) never are, but always are to be —passed. ...