... some of the leading Whig statesmen, Lord Grey stood haughtily aloof, proclaiming in no whispered voice his want confidence. The people admired his consistency, and on the accession of William IV. he was the recognised head of the Whigs, and in that capacity ...

... and decide: cessible to any ions—frank and open in In politics he One, and altogether free inet the liberal interest on was a Whig—a firm supporter he communion of the all occasions. As a member of the co form- valued highly the regular perform Church of ...

... tabled. The two millions which, it is whispered, the govern- ment promise us will not satisfy our indignant representatives. Whig, tory, and radical will be at one on the question, and if we obtain five in- stead of two, we will hardly be able to believe ...

... scions have not frequently been entrusted with the discharge of the duties of this important office, and that Whether they were whigs, or whether they were tories. As a rule, sheriffs are generally comparatively young men. for, upon coming their estates, the ...