... lace si nce th e accession of their preser, e and t hat at th e Royal Ball, on yrida.), :raer of.the aristocracy, whether Whigs or %leen P a ying the ir d evo i rs to the ?• 1 1 heed s of all the leading families quite p re sent on th e occasion. ' • ...

... brought in by Stanley was abandoned, and so it was, but the Whigs were then out of office. I should have recollected, as far as Ireland is concerned, the story of the revived viper. We warmed the Whigs back into life—for I venture to assert that if Ireland ...

... as the French Whigs, and the advocates of immediate peace and trade. The latter, no doubt, form a strong party in all Governments ; and the French Whigs at present have apparently a great accession of strength in the triumph of the Whigs in England. Still ...

... (mon THE MORNING CHRONICLE.) We are glad to hear that the attendance at the Drawing-room was very great.- Many of :_the old Whig Nobility and Gentry who have hitherto attended but rarely, or who have Abstained from these ceremonies, made a point of marking ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLE.) Irish tiihes are verily at an extraordinary and usurious dis Aunt, and this cannot be charged on the Whig Government; it is the delectable sweets of the dominion of the boroughmongers, who have thus long and madly upheld a Protestant ...

... well of Spa; in which aforesaid shed she was busily employed when the Duke of Cumberland entered the city, and being a staunch Whig, she leapt from her tub, and set out to join in the congratulations of the mob on his arrival. She said, that she was then ...

... is read a first time. And it is my firm belief, that if the people submit, and do not exert themselves to oppose it, both Whigs and Tories will assist Baring to carry it through. But why do they not wait till a Reformed Parliament meets before bringing ...

... in the towns, and are beyond any comparison the most patriotic and liberal portion of th e constituency; they were and are Whigs and Reformers almost to a man; they are, accordingly, to be struck out of the county constituency by the conservative measure ...

... which will show you how these things are done. Sir Charles Saxton had a situation in the Dock-yard at Portsmouth, and when the Whigs came in, in 1806, Lord Grey thought that would be a good situation for one of his family, so Sir Charles was turnedout, and ...

... of public blessings, very gravely and essentially embarrassed. The composition of the Household is an affair of State. The Whigs—Lord Grenville and Lord Grey himself—condemned the Tory childishness of Lord Liverpool and his faction, who affirmed that high ...

... little weight in the • practical determination of the question. Should the Whigs set the example of removing the inferior functionaries of the Government merely because they are not Whigs, the Tories, whenever they may again come into power, would be : bound ...

... false motives to their political conduct, they were yet ready and willing to adopt the springs of action which, imputed to the Whig Cabinet, they denounced as infamous and cowardly! We say they because no man can separate the palpable conduct of these two ...