... and vigorous opposition with which the execution of his plot has been met. It is opposition headed by nobleman of such pure Whig antecedents as Lord Grosvenor’s, and it is one backed by all the more influential of the 11 Liberal ’’ organs themselves, from ...

... The Leaks correspondent of the says—ln anticapothm the dimwit on the Reform Bill. Avid for Friday alibi, ponsiblo exertion is Whig mask paths to op their Barth Idlest who eta g bury Pork is having lest of his bee, however, presieed, if at an le be pima at ...

... one thing and doing another which is so prevalent just now. The Tories who attacked Walpole would have impeached him. The Whigs who attacked Pitt would have impeached him. Men who got up and denounced the mcasurce of Government were really anxious to ...

... Earl 1lissell from oalise. It could not be that a Bill of this character coald have been brought in without consulting the Whig party, and there could not be much danger in a Bill brought in by a member of the House of Bedford, and supported by the C ...

... will, we mistake not, complete the collapse of the organised hypocrisy— the dirty conspiracy—between a few renegade Whigs and the unregenerate Tories. The country is not prepared to substitute either Earl Geosvexor or Mr for Mr Gladstone. We know ...

... Shibboleths, but our party paraphernalia. It is no longer Whig against Tory with Radicals between ; it is Tory against a vermin of agitators who cannot with propriety be called Whig, since there is no Whig honesty about them, but who are to be described as ...

... wont read Lord Maeauiay’a brilliant little Life of Pitt? Between the apring of 1789 and the oloae of 1793, aaya the great Whig writer, the public mind of England underwent a great change. . . . The court, the nobility, the gentry, the clergy, the ma ...

... century—the friend of Bolingbroke and the friend of Burke; and the latter was the more famous of the two. Bred Whig, he had the honesty to leave the Whigs when they became Jacobins. Bred scholar, he retained the habit of solid reading all his life ; and his fine ...

... to obey the dictates of the Government. placed them- position, the ‘het they dit Ta be ‘wade s the independ- ent moderate Whigs to be wise to that tomb in Westminster time, and not to Abbey, in which they “ rest and they were be buried, and them not to ...

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... esteemed b: Om Saturday, «Mr John Kane, Court, had anknew grown in the garden of D, JS. Ker, Portarvoe House. y ‘ch excellent Whig. being present at the anni signified their val of the Merchant Seamen’s Orphan Asylam, to be held at Snaresbrook, on Thursday ...

... &Item Bill, that no victualler in thea. try should hare a vote at all. He mw them men beaded together, and whether a man be Whig. Babel, or Tory. they mid they , would beck hung. he would back their Lammed ietnallers' Protacties Society He believed mime ...