... arc also in possession of his patrimony, that the offices and honours which, by a right almost divine, t pertain to the great Whig families, are now in the hands ami adorn the persons of the modern repre, sentatives of the old Tory party. . can make allowance ...

... is plain enough. When the Star talks of the Whig party,” it is always a sign of distrust—it is always the Liberal party” when it is in a confiding humour. And the Radical journal, seeing a danger of the Whigs proving too Conservative to further the Radical ...

... generally on both sides of politics. I from my heart believe that there is this moment, on | both sides of the house, amongst Whigs and Tories, Radicals and Conservatives, the most honest, anxious, and earnest desire to admit within the pale the constitution ...

... meant by the calamity we ascertain in his subse- Quent remarks He ventured to predict that if tlie Tory Government and the old Whig party persevered in their persistent opposition to the wishes of the people, they would lead to results for which they would ...