... country. It is, however, t 3 the statesmanlike speech of Sir John Pakington, and especially to his remarks on the folly of Whigs differing from Conservatives on minor points, while the enemy are undermining the citadel, that we are mainly anxious to direct ...

... the event of a defeat of the Government, to accept office, and with that object to invite co-operation of the Constitutional Whigs upon conditions which will be hononrahle to both parties. OwEx.—On the 16th ult., at. Delawere Crescent, London, the wife ...

... the Government on the Reform Bills, to accept office, and with that object to iuvite the co. operation of the ninstitutional Whigs upon conditions which wnuld lw honourable to both partie.. The :assumes that one of the conditions that would be honourable ...