... Liberals, who is to lead them Is it seriously meant that he is to be placed under a wornout Whig peer, who is to coach him, and show him the secrets of Whig art Let us hope that at least this state of political decrepitude is over, and that the Reform ...

... bringing the to the Pubs and then off the lid took out the wpm, end carrying it home in his arms plowed it in his and this, Whig a went sad informed three of hie thiglthosas that i is wife bad refereed home. Them latter, sithough set attaching any importathe ...

... to serve under his successor. The (tarty would lie broken into three sections, of which two might (Kissibly amalgamate. The Whigs and moderate Liberals would occupy the front bench Opposition, and might in ! time attract themselves the inhabitants of the ...

... offer myself lr Electioe whenever opportunity offers, and enditatially Mat you return me free of expects. In politics I ism • Whig Rid.cal , aaJ attached to the Russell sail Wanton party. I app•••• before you • pest tarsal sod ready essrmive of is lath and ...

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... that should have ranged itself as one man under its eloquent leader was found to be fighting against itself. The aristocratic Whigs under Lord Grosvenor, the despicable band that Mr. Dillwyn had enrolled, the equally faithless coterie of which Messrs. Doulton ...

... absolutely detestable : and we could * endure that sad extremity of woe which has been sp°*S of the last few days a possibility—a Whig Mini 3 ' under the veteran Lord Halifax '—rather than Reform Bill founded on this system of odious inequali should disgrace ...