... certainly have no wish nor intention to tiring back the Whigs, but neither have we any wish to sup- ' port Whig principles of policy. Whenever we can support I the present Administration without supporting Whig prin- ' ciples, we do so. It is idle to tell us ...

... gatherum oration, for the purpose of proving the great loss which the British public has sustained by the expulsion of Ihe Whigs from office, ft is quite evident that the Noble Lord has resolved to force himself upon public attention, as the old women ...

... his Government has done what the Whigs only talked about and confessed that they had not power to do, can we forget that the public expectation of those who raised Sir R. Peel to power, was not that he would carry out Whig views of policy, but that he woujd ...