... entirely of Conservatives, since Whig country gentlemen were as active in supporting the bill ao r. the Tory, despite Mr. Newdegate's frank avowal as to the proceesionirt character of the measure. For instance, among the Whig supporteri of the Govern. ment ...

... of that party. The poet Mcore had said- t As hecs, on flosecs lighting, cease their hem. f So, esttrieg in their places, Whigs are dnilln. And he could not therefore help hoping that if aftor the next general election noble lords *pposits uc s ceeded ...