... alive; it is a mere mockery now that he is gone. The more respectable men of _ the Whig and Peelite sectioas stand aloof, and in nO quarter are recruits to be found. Neither Whig Peelite, nor Radical can give animation to a coalition which never had a guiding ...

... case, it may be taken for granted that Earl Russell will swallow the Reform leek, rather than lose his place. The old seasoned Whig has a wonderful capacity of digestion. In this respect he is a sort of political ostrich, for nothing comes amiss to his stomach ...