... relished by itle Whigs, vwho, as Lord Campbell once said oln the Edinburgin Imstings, wishedl to consider Joseph's occn- patioti gon. MTr flume thought otherwvise, atid saw ample room for his vocationt throuighout the varions reigns of Whig and Tory Ad ...

... nineteen years, incitildiig the last six years Ef the great Contienetat Struggle, aud had been Foreign Secretary under all the Whig Admuinistrauiona for :a period of fifteen years. That extendlei experience he now brings to an Administration on ultich depends ...

... House of Corn- firs mons, or Lord Lansdowne and Lord John Russell may be to authorised to attempt the rcconstrction of the Whig Cabinet; wh or, lastly, Lord Palmerston may endeavour to retain in the ser- rat vice of the country the ablest members of the ...