... required to be verified. Macaulay himself, we suspect, would have given a different account of the matter. The promotion of Whig principles in politics, and Presbyterian principles in religion, was surely, in his view, a paramount object, towards which ...

... Tel-el-Kebir Mr. Gladstone, the same writer considers, has withdrawn behind Lord Granville and his agents, so that the old Whig party is exhibiting itself complacently as in the days of Palmerston. his shirking of the responsibility which he alone ought ...