... a tirade possibly from Mr. Horsinan (though the guns may lie turned the other way); and perhaps a warning from some veteran Whig who sees the rise of Mr. Gladstone with alarm;—a few demonstrations of this kind, and we shall be able to sha|ie an amendment ...

... hypocritical combination which assumes to itself the title of the Great Liberal party.” Through the expediency” tactics of the Whigs, and the supineness of the Conservatives, some hostile divisions have occurred in Parliament, and a most unfair advantage has ...

... s%nd finally rules were easier, and a mere plaything, to him. ben, in 1840 and 1841, House Fair— This celebrated fair comthe Whig Ministers were encumbered by an annual I Q n Tuesday, bat many valuable studs ware deficit, and had not the sense to do what ...