... legislative question of Reform, and were condemned expulsion from power for their incapacity and obstinacy; firsta Parliament of Whig calling, and then one of their I own. That question now awaits a settlement by their hereditary rivals. It is quite possible ...

... intended also to conciliate the Manchester politicians, and to secure the support of the nltra-Radicals for the long-promised Whig Reform BilL The voice was the voice of Gladstone, but the facts and figures were those of Richard Cobden. Mr. Milner Gibson ...

... must therefore be fought on the estimates for 1860 and 1861, and unless these estimates con be reduced, no Government, whether Whig or Tory, may dispense with the Income Tax. If the expenditure remains proposed, the great gulf of deficiency to the extent ...