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... any price. The Whig Premier is the spirited diplomatic asserter of British rights and of English principles. The Tories are sinking into a subserviency to foreign absolutism in its most odious shapes. The Whigs are becoming, in the old Whig sense) safe and ...
... fought for Charles I. and supported Charles 11. But there is one matter in which the Whigs and Tories of the last two generations have been degenerate descendants of the Whigs and Tories of the 17th century. Tho Parlia- mentarians were, above all, intense ...
... Robert Williams, Bart, of Fryars, County Anglesey, and the present Sir Richard Williams Bulkeley, Bart., of Baron Hill, stanch Whigs in all times and under all Governments. — Your obedient servant. CONSISTENCY. The Royal Academy.— Mr. Boxall and Mr. J Weekes ...
... sided with the Whig party ; but it is due to the memory of his grace to say that he never gave a factious vote. He was, liko , his father, bound by strong traditionary ties to his party. He was always a supporter of the cause of tho Whigs in both Houses ...
... nor less than this, that the Derbyites of to- day are as unlike the Whigs of 1688 as black is to white, aad that, as all. Irish Protestants of intelligence aad infor- mation are Whig 3 of tbat type, the Derby party does not suit thera ; in fine, it has ...
... Mill, Lord Johu Russell, Sir J. Macintosh, Mr. Grote, and Mr. Hume. After the Reform Bill had passed, Mr. Tooke stood in the Whig interest for Truro, a borough whicli before 1831 had been disposed of by 10 members of the corporation. For Truro Mr. Tooke ...
... unfounded. He is still on the northern slope of the Cumberland moun- tains prepariog to move iato East Tennessee. The Riclimond Whig says that the evacuation of Jackson left in the eaemy's bauds the rolling stock of the Orleans, Jackson, aud Great Northern ...
... besides being a proprietor in Canadian and West Indian lands. In 1818, at the general election, he stood for Coventry in the Whig interest, and after several days polling was returned, with Mr. Peter Moore. In IX2O, at the general election, Mr. Ellice ...
... its represen- tative on th* 10th Feb., 1701. His father aud' grandfather had been quiet but consistent support- ers of the Whig promoters of the revolution. Their descendant had never studied politics, nor formed any fixed principles. At the outset of ...
... reported that fighting has been renewed at Murfreesboro\ Both belligerents have been '■ heavily reinforced. I The Richmond Whig contains a violent article I upon England for refusing to co operate with I France for mediation in America, and says : — England ...
... order to keep up the spirit of the minority in Lisbura. It says:— The gentleman who will, we tru*»t, signally defeat the Whig candidate pos_-e?ses a name deservedly dear to the people of the Xorth. He will present himself to the elec- tors of Lisburn ...
... tried without success to obtain a seat in the House cf Commons. Siuce his election Sergeant Pigott has voted regularly with the Whig Ministry, occasionally diverging into a popular Radical vote for the ballot, aud for Mr. Locke King's motion for the exten- ...