... light, the Whig conception of force was that of latent and imponderable element, whose existence, whatever it was, was shadowy, doubtful, and impossible to define, or assign, or measure. Beichenbach's od force is a very fair image of Whig conservation ...

... principles was a party pretext. But there were also many with whom was a sincere feeling, and who, in their fright, saw in every Whig person who was already Republican, and not unwilling to become a regicide. These views ••fried with rehemonoe to the jadici* ...

... have day after day done their utmost to excite the rabble of London and of the country against the Tories for the very acts’ a Whig Government began and would have continued. ‘Never have 1 seen the spirit of partisanship meaner or more malignant;’ and yet ...