... but minor ghosts, such as Lord Lianover and Lord Lyveden, appears to be stopping the wa: again, and silently asking for more Whig passengers. ‘e do not know what Sir George Grey feels, but we can imagine that ‘ Lrother spirits’ seem almost urging on Sir ...

... wherever neces- sary, the Counc:! have had the means, for since the days of Municipal Reform in 1835, so ardently longed for by Whig-Liberals, and Radicals, the money received for water rents to the present time cannot be less in roun numbers than £110,000 ...

... is gone. The and Peelite sections more respectable men of the stand aloof, and in no quarter are recruits to be foun Neither Whig, Peelite, nor Radical can give animation to a coalition w Py le, and never had guiding princi tr rot m the which only maintained ...

... which, although supply” would to ffw, was Wtlfoanded upon sense Mid reason; and fiquore, although it did br« jad. W© man Slat Whig the sorVr? crotchet wh.ch they held, tred the at a bo doubt would nKtoately be the opinio* the increase what it fed ; jit was ...