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... for many years. He then examined the majority of the Commons who supported the bill, and argued that they urere composed of whigs, the Irish who had ulterior views, and the party who had favoured disorder since 1793, such support in itself ought to have ...
... be brought before a committee of the house, that the arrangement of the county of Durham was, of all Whig jobs, the grossest, in the grossest of all Whig bills. I Cheers.) The Marquis of Clevel and was anxious to repel the gross personal attack made upon ...
... are opposed to the hill, and having stated this, points out who I?* u* * PP°. *crs. I. (we quote from the Times) The whole Whig party this is pretty well for a begin* n &* 2- The whole revolutionary party,” who, the learned own showing, must be very nearly ...
... probably none of our readers ever heard, and was completing bis arrangements for continuing the same comfortable employment under Whig auspices, when one of his coadjutors took occasion to remonstrate with him on (he grossness the job. The wrath that an appeal ...
... Lansdowne). The Duke of Richmond, an ofllcer-like, clever man, and Whiggified Tory, sat next; then Lord Melbourne, Torified Whig, whose manner is offhand and ungraceful; Lord Goderich came next, in as good case ever, with his pleasant countenance and frank ...
... disfranchisement ought to only the consequences of that enfranchisement. One of the most eminent lawyers | that had ever lived—a Whig too in pol.tics. Lord Chief Justice Holt, had termed the power of returning members to the Commons House of Parliament transccndant ...
... believed, made a party man of him, and he might call himself at last a Whig. The leaders, then, this party had promised much ; they stood firmly, and much had they done. If the Whigs were inclined to give earnest and spirite d support to the people, the ...
... Dudley was placed in the schedule. the question as Frome, The Marquis of LoNDoNDEKUV objected to the preponderance given to the Whig interest in Durham. It w as firm belief, that out of the eight members which this arrangement were to be given to the northern ...
... Sugden, all declined: Tor they feel, Sire-for they feel, Sire, There something in the wind ! So, confusion—so, confusion the Whig Radicals ! Revolution—revolution L’eu warlike heart appals Satirist. POWER CONFERRED BY WEALTH What are the pleasures Men covet ...
... i r' however, the acknowledgment was snppresthm i° the prejudices the Tories, liich , h ;is least been lust on one of the Whigs hi* . hoped must have been impressed all, ami '[i n s are abandoned, that foes may propitiated. habit cannot, it will not ...
... administration was formed, and the Dragoon* were in full operation for the defence of plurali-ts, on being told that the Whigs were again in power, looked ruefully disap pointed, and ordered the ringing to cease. In an hour or two after, one of the ...
... of consequence the poll, hut what they themselves possess, and they may laugh at ail the combinations of either Tories' or Whigs. They i will then able to secure to themselves the return I of intelligent, independent, and respectable repre - j sentatives ...