... the steps taken by Mr. RUSSELL in placing himself in communication with one or another set of Peers and legislators-first Whigs, then Tories; and how at length, through the co.operation of a Con. servative Peer, he was prepared with a list of statesmen ...

... theyhaditiri theirihand3tomake l. ' vt0 very ehirp and short indeed. The first thing t1r y Led to do was to come to terms with tha Whig 00:0 ?? their own party. The modest demand now Ltc to them en the part of the Wloiga was, You IAtinuo to be tolerated; permit ...

... Englishman is ve3y apt indeed to preferthelord. (Cheers.) Ntow, once upoi a time, about fifteen years ago, it was supposed that the Whig party was too aristocratic ald exclusive. A popolh combinetion of members of Parliament was formed for tli ?? of practically ...