... time a change took place ; and then the Whig in the rnanority of instances became a Conservative, and the Tory a Liberal. Again tie parties became mixed. Pitt was a Tory Libera , Burke a New Whig, Fox a Liberal Whig, and Addington a Tory Liberal. The term ...

... time a change took place; ani then the Whig in the nsaiority of instances became a Conservative, and the Tory a Liberal. Again tl;e parties becallre Mixed. Pitt wasa Tory Libera l Burke ta New IWhig Fox a liberal- Whig, and Adding ton a Tory Liberal. -1'11s ...

... century after the revolution it was one of the most treasured political weapons of the Whigs. When, under the influence of Burke, the cry was abandoned by the Whig leaders, it was soon taken up by the Tories; and for many years it formed one of the chief ...

... al tin oppositon ta c- government, it is tot a little retnuiable ?? tS a 09ould be contemplated by a desoeudin- cl be st Whig Earl of Devonal-ire who hetped Wiltfsu nll, t t throne, and by the fither of the Marquis ct of aci511 I tile leader of the ...

... what falls from the lips of great lords. The French ,Ambassador, we are told, should visit English Democrats and the leading Whigs. There is no news of importance from the East or concerning the East. The Temps, however, declares that there is no truth in ...

... same parties were arraycd for and against her ,o ancestor George the First when he cams to the ?? throne; and, although the Whigs in all ages have mn bean most loyal to the Crown, their reverence for r- eonstituted authority, as settled by law, prevented ...

... reason for intervention in the war. On the Liberal side there is complete unanimity. Whether it is cautious and sagacious Whigs, like M7£r WHIITBREAD and Sir ROBERT ANSTRUTHER, ?? representatives for great constituencies like Mr GOURLEY and Sir HxxaY ...

... Tavistock atroogly protesting agaiast ony such lacaentabie blouder Mr. Baxter ic a Radicsi ; the Marquis of Taviatoclr is a Whig. Sit Heary Hsvel(.k is a soldier who h visited the seat of war and been present with the Russain army. Mr. Wkitbread ts one ...

... an absurd position. The Sir Henry Hoare, I may remind nmy readers, who figured before Lord Derby, is our old friend who -was Whig member for Chel- sea up to the last general election, and who, before he was member for Chblsea, represented the doubt- ful ...

... the town, was narrated by our member in an independent, straightforward. manner, which must comnimend itself to all parties -Whig and Tory alike. Mr. NORWOOD has- good reason to complain of the manner in which he has been treated by our immaculate Town ...

... continual diplomacy. The Left Centrists are not less Liberal than their extreme colleagues, but they resemble the old English Whigs in thinking that everything is safe so long as portfolios are in their hands. They hate strong measures, delight in lobbying ...

... only became a a Conservative out of pique at a personal n slight inflicted upon him by the proud ex- a elusiveness of the Whigs. He was proposea ,v as a candidate for the PReform Club, but he was blackballed, some old aristocrats de- e daring that they ...