... slowly on, whilst the faint and distant oiands of them of the opposite faction proclaimed that the van was not far off. Whig as I was, and mll belonging to me, the gentlemanly and handsome e4of (91tuning, then somewhat bald, painfully. contrasted with ...

... htti a ed, deluson. In ties gone..by 'the e Coultlesi. no.of 'Enigland were .repregented jlar~ly, h? men. or'~glngto~ the. Whig~ 41 Liberal: party,- and ho~ b 'believed that theyvwbre destinied t be sorero 5d' 'senied again. It ?? been- so~metimes sadtha ...

... of the representation; and he was not speaking on that matter as a Whig or a Tory, for -if they looked to that they would find that those 47 boroughs-those pocket boroughs-elected Whigs and Tories in exactly equal numbers, there being 53 of Neach party; ...

... up to the perilddof her marriage had indulged in strong feelings of political' partisanship, her sympathies being with the Whigs, but under Prince Albert's influencettbi feeling was 'gradually extinguished. The Prince oh his 'niarriage determined to stand ...

... theprerogative of.':the Crown, or the rights and privleges aof the' House of Lorde? Nothing of thekind; butthe fact ?? was that the Whig franchise of 1832 which for years its authors-had surrendered digIrcdlea, -A discarded, had now altogether di'rpearee1 ' The ...

... neighbours, and I fear we should have all fallen greatly in Mr. Mill's estimation if he had over- heard their remarks. The words Whig, Tory, Radical, Liberal, Conservative, and Opposition were mentioned by my companions with great glibnessandconsiderable confusion ...

... prosperity of this country r that he has the confidence of the great bulk oF the t middle clas0ses and of our most eminent Whig 0 leaders, and yet Iwho by other. wise measures for e the comfort, .the enlightenment, and the moral t progress of the worlein ...