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... Conservative; Sir J. De Beauvoir, Whig; J. Ramsbottom, Esq., Whig ; — Fergusson, Esq., Whig. Constituency by registration of 1840 — 667. Late Members — John Ramsbottom, Esq., Whig, polled at last election 326 Robert Gordon, Esq., Whig ?? 292 ...
... his royal highness. His royal highness is said to be Whig—what then ? Thanks to the apostates, who have removed the chief wall of separation from between us, between the p oj'istej principles of the Whig parly, and the real principles of the Protestant Tories ...
... authority. Let us oltev the law, but let not forget that owe this further infringement on «nr liberty Whig administration! lilcss the mark! When the Whigs are out of office they are the must liberal and enlightened of the friends of human freedom! the moment ...
... say the only, debate upon the bill last night was raised by that staunch Whig and reformer, Mr. Denison of Surrey, who, however, is one of the few who have not permitted their Whig and reforming zeal to eat up all their principles of honour and honesty ...
... Glory ; 1 sing «f honest pox, Ihe Whig, At Crown and Anchor once so big; J -ipg of I'lirucoatsâ Coalition, And mending of a M liiu's condition ; Ol Whigs, for ever in a sirrm. Wiien nut, still roarir? for Reform ; Of Whigs, who when tljev had got in, S ...
... official people merely. But their supporters are every where in danger, whether they be mere hacks or rats, sham Tories, sham Whigs, or sham Radicals. Lord W. Paget, for instance, loses Carnarvonshire, Sir R. Wilson is disturbed in Southwark, Mr. JollifTe ...
... and ville-btreet; Simpkm and MBTsUali, lu Edinburgh. Bold by ail booksellers. Folia Si• No. ; A ack, chap. Bion idyit; Random Whig THE CHRISTIAN and CHURCH af IRELANtt MAGAZINE, Ko. XV., for FEBRUARY. CONTEfT& The present State of the Estafelished Church—lrish ...
... the prorant sOssian parliament. The India Company’s charter too be revised if annulled. It is not the first time that the Whigs have tried their hand and employed dU iAcir talents In reforming the institutions our eastern empire, and new they have, fine ...
... my muse, more humble, is bent oil star-gazing; For clever* now great, and great men are stars ; The Tories arc set, and rhe Whigs are now blazing,â Kings, statesmen, logicians, and sons ot o d Mars. But thestarâ never setting, aye brilliantly su.iiing ...
... will put it to ssir Ceorge Grey, and ask him what view the Whig- take of this— he asks what views the Tunes took. My view was not to tlive a pension at all public lervant, but the view- the- Whigs took was to give a pension of great amount to a most Ins ...
... thhgs . would not have been accomplished were it not that Jacobinism had made the preparation for them, and that the stupid Whig Jacobin administration England bad lent themselves as the blind ausihiriw ' of him whom we denounce again, as we denounced ...
... debates iimneiately after the war ; but if we had, we should find 111111 !■■* shstinn the tax now so great s ftsorhe with oar Whig contemporary; and we are Bach mistaken if the file* of the Morning Chronicle itself would not supply us with considerable indig* ...