... free-trader. I recollect him as a Whig ; I recollect him as • Radical; and now I know him as • democrat (cheers and laughter). We arc told that he is to be the next Prime Minister of this country. Now, I believe the Whigs, pure and simple, dislike him, but ...

... people (cheers). It was a happy thing in that Society that a Tory could shake hands, even though by mistake(laughter)—with the Whig member for the county. It was a happy thing to be assembled as they were to-day, atter the excitement of a general election ...

... the welfare of the pedestrian. -Church and State and other important matters have, and will be, freely canvassed, both by Whigs and Tories as calling for reform ; but as for myself, • plain homely man, I think th.t Reform the bestthat begins at home, ...