... himself had been guilty of k producing wanton delay, ausounting almost to a- mischievous and dangerous obstruction by Whig B. amendments, when, as he supposed, he was only posing P as an independent patriot and statesman. And would the not reject ...

... notion of the loss of . the Airears Bill, and would never forgive their leader if he were. to bring about such a result. The Whig Peers, 3 though they do not profess to admire a measure1 which cannot be recommended for its fidelity to -the principles of ...