... their first year of office they were trial, and people, sick of Ministerial changes, were only too glad to acquiesce in the Whigs' own description of themselves. Since that time a series of circumstances have occurred which have held the hands and tied ...

... relative of the Prime Minister. We shall have the usual explanations of the defeat, for there have been so many defeats of the Whigs lately, that they have had enormous practice in getting such explanations up. Meanwhile, it is enough for Conservatives to ...

... committee had decided that no bribery had been proved, the joy of the population was irrepressible. With the exception of a few Whigs of the sour order, satisfaction l*eamed on every countenance, and the town bells burst forth in merry peals as if spontaneously ...