... denythat he professaed thos6 ?? heat that time, but he has explained zsathe mneantlthemn for adoption, not against the Toriesjbut Whigs; With hisexplanuton- &T 31av nohig to do. I question hiis hil- ~iphy, buit-I do not doubt his honour. Wihen ay -man -tells ...

... Judges and -for their s. pecial protection. 'We hava little hope of :a reformation, .nevertheless, for we invariably .find'Whig leaders and Tory lead1rs supporting a system under.which thle friedi or depend- .ants of both subsstence to secure a very ...

... a sort of hMachia- vellian sagacitj, which ought, one would think, to dirmot him when, how, and what to write. Some candid Whig critics have com- pared' him to the Emperor Louis Napoleon; and it is well known that no man In Europe canmake a short speech ...

... the ciable change in the political situation was wnhen- by Lord kni C Althorp's succession to the E irldom of Spencer, the Whig WI o0 Ministry of 1834 iwas deprived of the only one of its leading tab o members who could be said to exercise a coinlmauding ...