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... Do theynotgpractiocallypro. Fclaim to the world that the Poet-office is so thoroughly mis- Y managed by their friends, the whigs, that i eis undeserving the confidesie of the public?1 To such an extent has this theory beenspulhed, tihat when Mr. Smith ...
... political annihilation. The inertness of ing the Whigs has subordinated them to PA- v rtcRSTON, who was formerly glad to be their mu servant, and it has made them dependent on the A Manchester school. As Whigs and nothing more Chd they cannot stand their ...
... ry to the opening oF any negotiation for their support. 1 Enlightened Tories, bid- ding high fur at Radic-al alliance ; Whigs, who thiink the cry of I No Church-rates' a less ui- palatable watchword than Reform ; members (f all sides and schools, afflicted ...
... Conservative New Claims sustained - 282 Wthig New Claims sustained - - 211 D. !d Gain to Conservatives by New Claims * 71 a Whigs expunged from Old Register * 242 of Conservativesexpunged from Old Register 155 in Gain to Conservatives on Old Register - ...
... county in conferringthis high honour on the Earl of Davow; but if for some contemptible party reasons the Government preferred a Whig nobleman to the - Earl of Dzvor, we should have preferred to see either Lord PORTrXO0TH. or Lord PoLTumorn, anyone in fact ...
... but on the character and quali- s . fications of its rulers; and although, caxterisparibus, t we prefer Conservatives to Whigs, yet we would w W subject. no man to a species of civic ostracism on o1 account of his Liberal predilections; neither would ...
... and two years afterwards he was returned for CarHsle on Whig principles. His abilities soon became apparent after he entered the House of Commons, and he was deemed a great acquisition to the Whigs. In 1830 he was elected representative for the county, ...
... We all feel and lknow, however, that the action of Go- vernitient is mainly in accordance with the views of sonic of the old Whig statesmen, and that tlheir scruples provelit the accomplishmment of ma ny necessary reforms. A very short timue will make a ...
... but his Admiast seduomnbeen tao .Lse been pronounced a failure. There hamsdtabenta 'Oor unpopuilar minister, and all the late Whig Governments 8voided him as much as possible, lest he should involve them In his own ill tame. A new generation has sprung up ...