... Peel to formn an Administration, had greatly embittored party conflict; and the yotung Queen's wtarm personal regard for the 'Whig statesmnen who had stirroennded her from her accession had, as Mr. Martin is at no pains to onceal, not unnaturally caused ...

... what had passed, says Mr. Martin, hoiv deter- mined the Prince was to maintain an attitude of absolute neutrality between Whig and Tory. Here was precisely the spirit which Lord Melbcurne must have seen had not been hitherto sufficiently cultivated, ...

... what had passed, says Mr. Martin, how deter- mined the Prince was to maintain an attitude of absolute neutrality between Whig and Tory. Here was precisely the spirit which Lord Melbourne must have seen had not been hitherto sufficiently cultivated, ...

... that Lord Melbourne seldom answered the epistles, but that the advice was always followed. That the shrewd and cynical old Whig should have made few replies to the counsels of a youthful amateur cannot be a matter of surprise to men of the world; and ...