... The Radicals below the gangway cheered him to the echo, but his progressive views shocked many of his own friends. The rich Whigs, of whom Mr. Somerset Beaumont may be quoted as a type, expressed their amazement that the most promi nent Member of the Government ...

... EXCHEQUER has made a clean breast of it at last, and, after long halting between two opinions, has quitted the camp of the Whigs, with whom he has hitherto acted, and gone clean over to that of the Chartists, with whom, it would appear from his elaborate ...

... servant to his country as well as a source of pride and honour. We might wish to see a Conservative government in the place of Whig_ gory, but we should one and all regret to see Lord Palmerston's seat without its usual occupant. The remains of Meyerbeer ...