... Macaulay well remarks as follows If, rejecting all that is merely accidental, we look at the essential characteristics of the Whig and Tory, we consider each of them, as the rciprematative of a great principle, essential to the welfare of cation. One is ...

... the other in the Lords—they may i.e something of the same power which belonged to Sir Robert Peel and Lord Lyndhurst is the Whig days after the 'Worm dot. ...

... Bacon? among the queen's advisers, and Mr. S. MARLING member for West Gloucester ? It is an iostructive lesson, showing how far Whig traditios• have drifted from their old moorings into the golf stream of democracy. Will Mr. Baleat's pet ideas about primogeniture ...

... But every one of the Secretaryship, of State is bestowed on a member of the aristocratic sorition—a eonmotion of the great Whig families, or an adherent of the same division of the peril. The places awarded to the Radicals and the middle-class Liberals ...

... national importance which demand an immediate settlement ; but, lookiag at the composition of his Cabinet, still strong in the old Whig element, we doubt very mach whether he, with the assistant's of Messrs. 81110112 and Lows, will be powerful enough to stir ...