... tears of warm affection, agreeing that not only shall bygones be by-gonca, but awaken heartier affection than before. The Whigs winced under Lord Robert's attack though it were from Armstrong, and the party press had the cue to make the host they could ...

... events there would Iwno lack of numbers to support its measures. Then there was their hereditary love of place, to give the Whigs tenacity, and the novelty of their positwn, with the rSommenfations of office, to the Radius steadfast Besides, party warfare ...

... words Load Masaolay may verified reference t*» tie Filth Volnme of his * History of England,* are—-* canvassed actively the Whig side !* Durbin, the Methodist orator, once attempted to preach M-nnoo from the text * Ke i.eu.ber Lot’« wife.'and made a failure; ...