... county, and Mr. Lefevre. The former is an advanced liberal, but by no means man of extreme opinions. The others profess the Whig, or the Palmerstonian creed. Contests of this character indicate that, in the minds of least some of the candidates, a desire ...

... question graver than the buttoo far waistcoat or the sanoe for pertmge—worth anything I The friendship between the Prince and the Whig chiefs was impnstible. They were hypocrites in pretending to rereect aim, and if he broke the hollow compact between them, ...