... in being struck with the nature of the 'discottented' Liberals. The leaders were disappointed ex-Ministers and aristocratic Whigs; and out of the whole 33 there were-not more than half-a-dozen men of mark. Who, fix instance, ever the aght of the poetical ...

... lIIE 'MERIONETHSHIRE STANDARD. ha greater loss to the House of Commons, but the greatest logs of all to the Whig party. He would not have counselled them to remodel their traditions on American principles, and to count votes by oncebets, and not to weigh ...

... had not been inrin• nee, for he betrayed greet emotion when be was obliged to withdraw his last Bill. The noble Earl and the Whig psrtv were, therefore, not open to this charge. In 1861, an earnest and robust Reformer upbraided the noble Lord, who triumphantly ...

... after what occurred in the het night, that both sides of the am the emessity of looking temperately at is the interest of Whig naliossennetive, of Adullamite and Caestitatiemlist, and of all other sections in political exile/gee, to have it settled honestly ...

... and nil at If went Mood on the disesteem of L awl like many another, the dean= heads its maser bee me a banish= =dm some many Whig lawyer tried to hey the phew= sad and the old home aaseenthists, when he Imo= the wa lla. But it wid sot do. good Inveslasen• ...