Of course, good news inevitably comes with some bad news.
For instance, last month, Conservative Party spokesperson William Crook published a long article in the party's official paper, the Quarterly Review, criticizing the female relatives of Whig Party leaders surrounding Queen Victoria. Conservative Party leader Peel also repeatedly criticized, stating that the Queen was under the control of Whig Party leader Viscount Melbourne and lamented that if the Queen continued to be swayed by the Whigs, her position would soon become precarious.
Moreover, because of the strong momentum shown by the Conservative Party in this election, the Whig Party could no longer treat attacks from political opponents as lightly as they did five years ago.
Home Secretary Lord John Russell even had to write a letter to appease the Governor of Ireland, Earl of Margrave, assuring him that the Queen still supported the Whig Party's Irish policies.
