... by the extreme Radicals as something like treachery. On the other hand, pure Liberals would be scarcely more welcomed by the Whig coterie forming so large a proportion of Earl Russell's 'Ministry. It was thought that the vacanw caused on the Bench by the ...

... party. If they bring forward • Reform Bill of a character to please them they will undoubtedly alienate the support of the Whig party. Between these two difficulties, I hardly see how this Government is to steer a straight course. The only course left ...

... Wellington The apt disciple toiled for number one. Then when on such a leader sets the sun, Why all is fi nished. Tories and Whigs then, oh pray weep no more : Your annulated tears will be a bore, For of such men you know well England's store Is not diminished ...