... some other son of the house should be always found in Parliament as member for the old borough ? And, if they were all Whigs of the Whigs, and sometimes even dallied with the ballot and expressed themselves loosely about £6 suffrage, we might not like it ...

... of Conservative statesnun is preparing itself to act upon it in conjunction with a new combination of the sons of the old Whigs and Tories in the great middle classes of England, we think is visible through the haze of the present stagnation of party ...

... a tone of triumph, he said, Let him (meaning myself) ask L*>rd Derby what he thinks of his partv now. Well, sir, the old Whigs, who are beginning to find out that the memories of 1832 must not be confounded with the hopes of 1861, and that the question ...

... proceedings terminated. The Election for Aberdeenshire.—We have no desire to parade the glaring and growing weakness of the Whigs, or to convert their delin- Juencies into political capital; but their conuct is on almost every occasion so outrageously vain ...