... they would have us condemn. A singular instance of this appeared in the Scotsman yester day. The able and steady defender of Whigs and Whiggery spends nearly two columns in putting opinions into the mouths of Sir Fitzroy Kelly and Mr Disraeli, which they ...

... greater number of those evils under which the mercantile community have so long laboured. (Hear, hear ) Lord Stanley, whom the Whigs delight to call a Radical, at his re-election fur Lynn, said on this same subject :—' I believe there is no statesmen now, ...