He disapproved of it so strongly that the plan was given up.

The truth was that he felt that his power over the Review diminished as mine increased, and he saw that he would have little indeed if I were editor.
"'I then came into Parliament.

I do not complain that he should have preferred Denman's claims to mine, and that he should have blamed Lord Lansdowne for not considering him.

I went to take my seat.

As I turned from the table at which I had been taking the oaths, he stood as near to me as you do now, and he cut me dead.