Hogg became a fierce critic of the Municipal Corporations Act; he preferred a more deliberate and less ideological approach than most of his fellow commission members, and was considered by many to be an unusually conservative Whig.
Hogg became a fierce critic of the Municipal Corporations Act. He preferred a more deliberate and less ideological approach than most of his fellow commission members. He was considered by many. This was to be an unusually conservative Whig.