... level imaginable in any- class belolging I to a civilicdl crmmiinit-. Non-, this i- no, a party question. for 'se think bothl Whigs andr Torics arc tonally 'iab!e to blamne in this particular: anrl. therefore ?? us rcareftlil corosider whether tl e worlkirigclas- ...

... them, flit I amn told that there is no responsibility. Well, then, wino is to judge ? Are she Tories to condemn the 'Whigs, and the Wh)igs the Tories ? I sec there is a responsibility, and which every inan of sense nnderstands-natnelv, to puiblic opinion-to ...

... iltcrests of the countrv- (cheers). But the question was whether. it beinr aS I El ought impossible to form a Mlinistry of tire Whig part, impossible to form a Ministry of the follonwers of Sis Rolbert Peel, and unwise, if not impossible, to leave the Government ...

... lays of yore, famous Whiig bhy- risters Wore passed over for Tlery partisalls, and ill more modern days none wvill dent- that Whig barristcrs have been ereferned on political olosiderationls, whenl mlore able men could ?? been found in the opposite camrp ...