... less al in discerning the favourable circumstances and the vi happy houer for their perfect accomplishment. '1 So, stand by, Whigs, keep alont, Radicals, hands oi off, 3Pel-iles, whilie the Tories Iselp themselves to it the contents of 'your pigeonholes ...

... doubt very much whether he will be able to hit at once the convenience of those old-fashioned gentle- men and the opinions of Whigs, Radicals, and Peolites, by whose dissension alone lie can hold power. ...

... compact, is but a decent; Ltminority, and his support in the assnumption of office is derived from Radicals, Peelites, and Whigs, who ,, will embarrass him on the first opportunity. But i internal difficulties and home questions may well fade d before ...

... who have laboured so long without reward ! Nay, there is but too much reason to beliei e that some who would not resign to a Whig successor will be dis- posed to seize the opportunity of retiring in order. to place their offices at Lord Derby's disposal ...

... amd she, a youn- girl-as beautiful as I- C 'Ouzti and ootietliiug mnore-mtarried the old advocate oai Parson HIorn. She was a Whig hi amid tti/iylit IeCe'i-S school to the last usomnent of her p cahi was old whmen she died, in her eighsty-niuth e ttar, ler ...