... how:ver, was to these vexatious tests abolished. It was not a political, and Lad never been made a political, question. The Whig Government had uniformly refused to take it up as a Govern- ment—except in the last session of Parliament, when they earned ...

... impulse, interest, or power. In this capacity hie cam- ex manded a, respect more universal thass attaehed to bins Sul ais a Whig senator or a popular speaker: H-e filled wvith on considerable Success what would otherwise have been av almost a, void in ...

... i d' employed by the duchess, less, per. Jusi ;l5, in adeamravion of huis genius, than to vex righ 'Cabrugtle They may be W~higs or Tories, and inLore Coteanes with their political views may dwell pict >ta the splendid military career of him whose Mr ...