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... of this institution upon ) having reached a stage when, whatever the senti- I ments of the chief magistrate may bo-whether Whig, or Tory, or Radical-he feels it to be one of his first duties-shall I not say oneof the highest pleasures he can have thr ...

... trust, as unnecessau t o sa y th a t our s t a t e ment 010 without foundati o n, as t o express our pleasure that th 2.01, Whig chief will co n ti nue t o su pp or t a Cabinet 01) 200 without him an d Mr. Gladstone, would have little peca demand the suffr ...

... abandoned Reform, he satirised the mode in which the Government was kept in the hands of the Tory and the Whig families, and of the latter he said :— The Whigs, when they are in office, are not precisely the same kind of people that they are when they are out ...