... Surtees has replaced was a good Whig. But his death evidently left the Whig party in doubt to the return of a man of the right colour as his successor. No time was lost. The dead Whig was not buried when the living Whig-ling was sent forth to crave the ...

... Henry Cowper. He is a Whig pur sang. We know : that every vote he gives, without reference to right or . wrong, must he given to the support of a family , influence. He can no more be expected to refuse to do the bidding of a Whig Administration than those ...

... again triumphed at the hustings. The polling for Hertfordshire took place on Friday, and though for the first hour or so the Whig candidate took the lead, yet Mr. Surtees soon passed him and continued steadily gaining till the close of the poll, when he ...

... banner. The return of Mr. Surtees, the Conservative candidate, by majority of over the Hon. H. F. Cowper, the nominee of the Whig-Radical party the Shire, adds a further illustration of the growing power of Conservatism. It has indeed of late been advancing ...

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... He was about to become reconciled, it seems, with George Grenville, and wished to forma Ministry independent alike of the Whig Houses and of Lord Bute, of which 'the three brothers,' isa they were called, should be the heads. George Grenville and the ...