... time) that all elections were made political, j-hefsucn I would not support you were you my own t»i having been Consistent Whig nearly 50 years. Q aX ief ' havo been disgusted to think, that as soon ' jjY* ' breath was out of his body, you commenced y° ...

... much ability, and will be acceptable to jurists. In No. Five the Westminster Reviewer expresses indignant feeling towards both Whig and Tory for the way in which they have dealt with the question of Parliamentary Reform. He shows how both parties have taken ...