... that the conduct of the W*hig party during the last two years fully justifies me in the opinion ; end I will venture to say that no such party ever behaved wvith greater honour or more distinguished patriotism than those of the Whig party, and wore it the ...

... expulsion of the Tarquins, was as mere repetition, or rather an an- ticipation, of the history of Great Britain. There were Whig and Tory, Carlton Clubs, and Church in danger, all word for word as we have it hore. All the British contentions for freedom ...

... Cabinet, be was imme- diately subject to such influences that lie could not carry out his own convictions, and became a mere Whig. He cu ed Nr IMacaulay, Sir W. Mloleswvorth, and Sir B. Hall, as instances in point. If ever any Minister was carried into ...