... prejudices, which disappear in pe- rinds of healthy political activity, have been ievived by the undecided policy of thle Whigs ; and to this ca-.se, not to a declining faith in Liberal pirinciples, thle seenlihig victories of the (Conservative party ...

... decidedly proscribed anrd the consequence of such distinctions, the effect of that favour shown to one party-whother it were the Whig party at the begisning of the house of FHanover, or whether it wves the opposite party in other reigns-was to miake one portion ...

... Rhglish public life.; but he is a tse gi great and almoeb an unriva~led Political Managam and a leehas bean Ca'edd by ths' Whig, a Bonapartist, facilit and by ?? an Aastrian- . he has been of Gi hated h by the Peelites, and tempted by the Conser. ports ...