... Refo,6' conimended itself to the good sense and intelligerdce of the country; but political jeglousy 'proive too- strong for Whig patriotism,, and , one of the best- conceived schemes ever proposed 'to 'the House 'was .rejeted;-and those who rejdted'it ...

... unpunctuslity. Hae said he would explain the cause on the removal of the cloth. One of the guests was the late eminent Scotoh Whig, Mr. Staurt, of Duncarn, a warm supporter of artists and an excellent judge of pictures. The' moment had arrived for Roberts's ...

... remotest kindred have done pretty well, at least since 1830, and they might now rest sod be thankful. But then they are Whigs; c'est tout dire. Ml'Culloch's death made, as you knew, a vacancy in the Stationery-office, whirlh, after gossip bed conferred ...