... Council. nihilo nihil fit. If even Lord John Russell, in answer to Mr. Disraeli, was unsatisfactory as it was ever given to Whig statesmen to be, what was to be expected from Lord Granville The question that was submitted in different ways, but with the ...

... which console themselves and their party by threatening a general election, by which they affect to be quite certain that the Whigs would be enormous gainers. It may be so, but one is singularly reminded of a certain excellent bishop's scoff at the illogical ...

... social issues of much greater importance affecting the destinies of mankind ; the Chairman said he cared little for the old Whig and Tory issues, but he should abide by those issues which affected so nearly the interests of his fellow men. (Applause.) ...