... duty of governing the country, and doing themselves that which they now did others. It was at the time indignantly denied the Whig organs that .tho Palmerston Ministry were but the factors of a Conservative policy, but the admission made by Earl Russell ...

... prevent it. It true Mr, Palmers admirer does not put his name forward upon any party grounds, but for general virtues, common to Whigs and Tories. There is, therefore, this chance, that “An Elector,” knowing the Conservatives will have to look out for candidate ...