... saying what Moore long ago happily said of the Whigs of his day, to whom such men as those alluded to would have belonged :— ‘ As bees, on flowers alighting, cease their hum, So, settling into places, Whigs grow dumb. | Whether these gentlemen will be as ...

... the forces within its range. Many of the libom?s too, will find their seats much safer. ~ It is hard winning a county for a Whig, but a twenty-pourd franchise will make it easicr, It is not easy to fight Manchester against a erypto-Conservative, but household ...

... he offered Lord Stanley his choice either of the [y, House or the Adwiralty, Earl Russell stepped for oy boldly out of the Whig groove. True, Lord Suuley iy the heir of a ** Revolution family,” of one of the 4.0 houses which, having helped to deliver ...

... have a right to rule it bers thirty, and Earl Russell never for. 1683, True, also, that Lord Stauley s e most essentially Whig, the one who pular svmpathy and will do most for L Sl it is not a traditional policy to y the Opposition, and Earl Ruue{l in ...