... The deeply-laid design succeeded, the well-earned reputation was bullied until it suffered in public esteem, and finally the Whig statesman was thrust aside. Even his silence was condemued, and his opponents grew more angry at his declining to reply to ...

... family possessed several pocket boroughs, | care on aceount of the manifold dangers to which they and that he was among that Whig aristoeracy who solong | are exposed from enemics more dreaded than the swordregarded the government of the country as their ...