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... Mr. GLADSTONE by bonds of gratitude and o0l poli- tical companionship, will never submit to the control of the clever Oxford Whig, who, however smart as a debater, has never yet developed anly faculty of statesmanship. We may then, wve fear, arrive at the ...
... feathiers, by- 1 vote of a coalqoave of natural Iphilosophers, Ito exechange their respiective speciho _ gravity, as for thte Whigging Lor d, at the biddimr 'S of a mneeting of Liberai ?? to astunse' the authority wvhich has been ong exercised by D the great ...
... Who can be sanguinie enough to suppose that. the Marqluis of IARTL1NcTox-thle scion of one of our greatest clucal houses-a Whig by tradition, by education,, and by cihice, havinlg all tile tastes and sympathies, andl, if you vwill, the prejudices of the ...
... election or not. Certain it is that party feeling is largely imported into it by the display of those colours which distinguish Whigs and Tories in Lincolushire ; and equally clear it is that all the new-fangled laws which have been passed relative to elections ...
... move for a ?? comnnission, for he believed if inquiry were instituted it would result in exposing the malpractices of both. Whigs and Tories, and pro;1uce salusisry effects. r. Colman (the sitting mneuiber for Norw-ich) said that he had every opportunity ...
... he saidl the right hon. gentleman couldo'not ink I afford'to',' tke'iover'a legacy of this kind from. the a 'block-headed-Whigs. The season for the mrssacre th, of the innocents would shortly arrive, and he entreated m ...
... which have been got up as a last effort to woo the public l patronage. Of one thing I am certain-that the Hull lads, whether 'Whig or Tory, will throw their caps in the air and shout Well done, Mr. WILSON I and the botanically-disposed of our inhabitants ...
... in an astonishing degree with the spirit of stock jobbing.; when Exchange Alley was crowded with statesmen and clergymen, whigs and tories, churchmen and dissenters, sober merchants and fashionible ladies; when other employers and professions were utterly ...
... of cthe patty it which calls, itself Liberal. llemetither, in the dttys of ub olti, who were ranged ott otto sidlo is 'Whi~gs but Wtlpole as anid Hock-iigltait? Who wrere thle ?? of progt-ess ill in those daiys, tisose of whioit I have spokert, or ...