... Still, the fact remains that the Prinatk Lasalw1a3smado himself a very agreealble companion, and Lo5swon much popularity in Whig and Tory drniving- roouss, aid at Counservative and Radical dinuer tabies. ? h Be has i2ee all h.iogei to all men; and in his ...

... ad Nvilhiggishly falsc. Wh'trt'le 0 ais ?? ever truth in it 'Whig-possior. The Ihrmitritighlrnr Rtadicals aiuathelietio'd hil, thin Conseryatives wt'e irronicrlly jubilant, ailrd the Whigs looked as if they Vtt' 1wt'holtlig ILortvVU, yet fearidng I.II ...

... four nights; and on March 30 the amendment was rejected by 318 to 279, the Oppo3ition being rela forced for the nonce by a few Whig malcontents. Vie resolutions slumbered until May 1, then awoke ;nto activity for one more night, and after- wards sunk into ...

... defended as virtues the very vices which had been tidi confoseed by the Prime Minister himself. One right hen.mo ?? aud all Whigs-dieeatisfied with the principle of frauld which was the essential feature of the Blill, exc- claimed Itwill vote for this ...