... reimburse Lord Clarendon. The trial, however, imagine, will materially weaken the moral influence of the Whig,. Man who play with pitch must be defiled, and Whig, cannot stoop to dirty work without carrying away tome portion of dirt themselves. Some little sensation ...

... I find tliat bitter is the dislike of Mr Cobdeo to the late Foreign Secretary. After all, however, I should recommend the Whigs to make it np. Birds in their little nests agree, as Dr. Walts says, and surely might do the same. Thus, I trust, that they ...

... promulgation of liberal principles to the exclusion of other—this I flatly and emphetically deny all want is members—whether Whig. Ton-, or Radical, no matter, we are equally glad to receive them, ami if a hundred staunch conservatives will join our ranks ...