... 'by Lord Derby's Government that we embraced it readily, and used our best exertions to work it into a practical fact. Our Whig' cotem- poraries, to whom it is ever a sin unpardonable to admit the possibility of a good thing being originated by a Tory ...

... this respect of any distinction. All claases 'and either s party held him apparentll in equal regard. Whether they e iwere Whigs or Tories, the leading aristocracy, the middle lssues or the lower classes, every one had a good word to say for Lord Eglinton ...

... oflice of Financial Secrctary e to the Treasury, wlieh he retained till Feb. 1852. f In this month it u-ill be remembered the Whigs b -vent out, and Lord Derby, Mr Disraeli, and their n followers mounted to office ; and now comes a 1,lauk in Sir George's ...