... confer ; and to these be unites administrative and sratorlo talents of a very high order. As firet Lord the Admiralty on the Whigs' accession to office in and again when the Rusaian war broke out in 1854, he evinced a degree of vigour and capacity which ...

... homely language of the mem- her for Aylesbury. Its philosophy was somewhat re-l Condite, and the stern denunciation of the Whig olil agarchy running parallel with a eulogy on the influence of party as the sinews of freedom, perhaps struck some fas an ...

... into Cabinet, was immediately subject to such influtnc-s that he could not carry out bis own convictions, and became a mere Whig. cited Mr. Macaulay, Sir Molcsworlh, and Sir R. Hall, as iustancss in point. If eves any Minister w as oarried into power the ...

... bytheteI'ctr'tvthwhich they cludg, in mak- of t circl'' e. It -was' clear to sr him that the public -were groiying tired of purely Whig ad- iir Iministrationss The Govcrn'ti'On,~;must' taket--not in tile Slow no and gradual' manner recom664ar'd by 'Mr Gladstone ...