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... the Church of England, and in polities was a Whig of the old school: His family were long the agents of the Whig party at the old eleetions iniPreston. So prominently identified was his family with thes Whig party that they were never admitted in the ...
... the borough of Northampton. Connected by birth and relationship with the great Whig families of England, Lord Spencer naturally enough set out in his political course upon Whig principles, and attached himself, in the House, to that party which was determinedly ...
... passing of the Reform Act, discarded the old party name, and assumed the designation of Conservative. His opposition to the Whigs and to Reform was evinced to to such an extent that at the general election of 1830, immediately after the death of George ...
... the French Revolution. On this occasion Mr. Grey showed himselt 5, superior to those alarms which induced so many of the e, Whig party to desert their principles and party con- n. nexions, and to oppose the progress of liberal views of ty government. ...
... past session, on behalf of those who pay the taxes, have not rendered him more welcome to the great Whig party in Yorkshire. But even the territorial Whigs, we suspect, will be somewhat i puzzled. Lord MILTON represents Wicklow county, v and the Hon. GEORGE ...
... and on account of his enlarged views and acknowledged abilities, and the support he had long and consistently given to the Whigs, he was invited by Earl Grey in 1830, when he received the royal commands to form an adminis- tration, to become a member of ...
... prominent a part in the political and muni- 0 cipal life of the city, especially in the old Tory and Whig days. Mr. Roberts was k for many years one of the Whig leaders in the Ly city, and -in more modern times was a staunch , supporter of the Liberal cause ...
... thgif way clearly aleag > ufa pith, they took rank, U virtue of iMi wealth, position, ud wmwHom, among* (be of the arlstocratio Whig seatiea. the Tavistoek added title., ud earldom Bedford became a The fint due ill sis spirited uunr to low 11., when the fort ...
... eornet ft he a lt- lte a tdain jl8* hoe we4 hpnnto4 dolonl tn-ohtef ofC te NmortmlYok mnilla (rhiel}! ,Nnit~i~t1Itf bhew &~ Whig. huhhce topk ?? ?? In do! ult~orimato the idukedlom end. oewr dlgntez djvolvo uipon hio, ooualn, Lod ~Godolph1It eldeit eon ...
... entered life as a strong Tory, but, hsufnu. AIhw w. 6 ?? ?? aid oninrged until he might'have been classed amongst the advanced Whigs. He, however, never mingled in party politics, and butrarelyvoted at'parliamentary or municipal elections. Distinguished for ...
... from taxation, what will it do then ? There is something rotten in the whole system, and we require other men than your mere Whigs and Tories to grapple with the evil. Both these classes imbibed their love of the system with their mothers' milk, and most ...
... son. DIED, *Latery, at his set, Stanford Ceurt, near Worcester, in his 67th nyesr, ir Thomnas Winnlngton, Bart M P He ;was of Whig dprincinles, and from 1820 to 1830 sat Yor Wmoroetihre ; subse- d et? for Bewdly. He Io asloceeded In his title and estates ...