... speeches followed, of which the most noticeable were those Mr. Horsfall, the Conservative member for Liverpool, and Mr. the Whig member for Middlesex, both in support of the Budget. But the other side, Sir F. Baring spoke in general condemnation of Mr ...

... position pay for them, this tax might have been retained. The Budget may or may not be adopted by Parliament, in part in whole. Whig Governments have never shown themselves immovably obstinate in refusing to remodel their measures of finance. It seems, indeed ...

... undying political hatred. What should he say about Mr. Gladstone? He had voted with Conservatives and had taken office with the Whigs, illustrating the proverb of running with the hare and hunting with the hounds, while in his precious budget he had proposed ...