... chrysalis. What his next development might be would defy the computation of the most scientific observer. yet he has never been a Whig, and his ingenious intellect find it difficult to weave a creed for the families. Invalid card-players play picquet with ...

... of a hundred certainly does look formidable on paper, hut we ought first to observe what a motely rabble it is. It ineludes Whigs of the bran new sort, who are prepared to follow their leader through thick and thin, through g.w..1 report and through evil ...

... each other. Like members the P.R., who go through the amiable formality of shaking hands before proceeding to draw blood, the Whig and Tory chiefs were this, the eve of their great tussle, mutually friendly and agreeable. The contrast to be piesented in ...

... object were worth it, very nearly as cruel. lie adheres to his purpose as determiuatelv, not to say as obstinately, as any Whig of the older school ; but instead of getting it by proving opponents unreasonable, he gets it by convincing them that they ...