... able to impose its own will on reluctant. and unconvinced coAdjutors. Whether it be the i° pure Radical section oi the pure Whig section Le that seeks to overbear the judgment 'and le conscience of the other, and to carry every- o thing its own way, we ...

... utters. I look upon him as a most ignorant, unfortunate man, The reverend gentleman further said if he wished to give the Whig party oup telling proof of their Incompetence, he would say, YIou are green enough to listen to John Bright.2' A Bolton gentleman ...

... which the Conse- quences have in the main been salutary, forms the principal argument in favour of another dose 'of the same Whig medlicie. Never was popular loglii nore at fault; I have heard of a patient who, having Jbsuefitted y ?? prescription to take ...