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... then quite uneventful ; but at the dissolution in 1780, he found that his security at Gloucester was threatened. He was not Whig enough for that constituency, and had throughout supported the war with America. He offered himself, of course, but was rejected ...
... that this is at all probable ; but, seeing that the Tory party has determined on siding w’ith the South, it may be that the Whigs, allowing themselves to be influenced partyrivalries rather than sound policy, may be indisposed to countenance any attempts ...
... that it is impossible to say where Blue ends and Yellow begins. The Whig !cotter, Lord PALIIMSTON, commenced life a Tory ; the Conservative leader, Lord DERBY', commenced life a Whig, and there is a very general opinion, especially amongst some of the ...
... nomination took place on Thursday, when Mr. Chapman, the Conservative candidate, was proved to he the popular favourite, while his Whig opponent, Mr. Heneage, could with difficulty obtain a hearing. Mr. Heneage is the gentleman who so kindly made room for a ...
... Palmerston, Mr. Sidney Herbert (the late Lord Herbert)—the principal Conservative friends of Sir Robert Peel and the leading Whigs. Now Admiral Berkeley was requested to join that Government, and he did so, and in strict accordance with the vote I had given ...
... have something to gain from Liberalism. Men high in place, influence, title, and wealth, still profess Whig principles, and are identified with Whig interests in the tenure of patronage and office. But purer and more enlightened political ideas are spreading ...
... done it better.—Louis Post free, for four stamp':. THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH; or HOW TO PROLONG and ENJOY LIFE; containing un. Whig direction for avoiding hereditary and other diseases, pro. wanting &cline of stranstb, and so Intigorating the constitution ...
... seek Co outdo each other in promoting good government—it will be an idle waste of good feeling to fight the old battles of Whig and Tory, Blue and Yellow, over again. It may be costly folly, too, just at this critics! moment when the commerce of the port ...