... by the Ultre- to his foreign policy. The Whigs, caid, Mr. M‘Kenna, favoured enlightened, and ideas in foreign States, and, as such ideas ate hostile’ to the interests of the Papacy, therefore out with the Whigs and in hostile {to pro- more to the in- terests ...

... tergiversation was, in trath; 8 Liberal gain and a Tory weakness. He did far more harm to the Tories than ever he did good to the Whigs. But, as “birds of feather flock together,” Lord Derby may have a sympathy for is in desperate want of followers, and must ...