... ability in their respective positions, and entitled to any dignity the State thought proper to con- ;er. There is no right-minded Whig who would arraign the pretensions of the Lord-Justice ef Appeal to still higherhonor because he is a con- sistent Conservative; ...

... and howv- ill ever much the Liberals below the gangway are to be praised for helping to defeat the factious policy ofl t the Whigs, it must be admitted that the erowninq I ti credit of carrying the Reform Bill safe through all I the dangers that environed ...

... what policy could one expect from him but the old and iniquitous policy of concession? If the Roman Catholics clamor, the Whigs will concede. That has been the case for thirty years; and who could expect Mr. Cardwell to be any wiser or anything more virtuous ...