... large num- ber of the leading statesmen of the country had seen in it a measure of bare justice, and a large proportion of tho Whig membera of Parliament had notoriously been in favour of it. Mr. Pitt would have brought about Catholic Emancipation many years ...

... r cau.i- wi:r> an unswerving devotion, ard who ■'tiia' be incorruptible, because neither of the enemies of thr people, the Whig* or Tories, will ever do anything for a Kenealy «r a Magna Charta man but cover him with their ordure or abuse. What are we ...

... studying it as I best could, I have come to the conclusion tbat the real mean- ing of the British Constitution is this — that the Whigs and the Tories replaced one another in the government of the country at periodical times, *lways to the advantage of the country ...