... the | place which belongs to him by tradition and descent, | among those who have inherited the policy of the , unscrupulous Whig “trimmers” of Sir Kobeet Walpole’s days. Mr. Disraeli took, no doubt, a very accurate i measure of the capabilities and sh ...

... This last part of the story would be incredible, if it were not unhappily notorious that the judicial appointments of (he Whigs have almost invariably bttC made from party or political considerations, with very little regard for the competency or the ...

... proposal of section of the most Boeotian of the Squirearchy, to depose Brains and Genius in favour of Broad Acres or traditional Whigs. tell them plainly, Tories of the great towns of the North of England know no leaders but Deb by and Disraeli, and will have ...

... Squirearchy, will never more be tolerated in attempting (over again) any such another Auto-da-te! Universal England,— Tory, Whig, and Radical,—would rush in—frown out such Mammoth Public Ingratitude! POLITICAL MORALITY, PARLIAMENTARY PRIVILEGE, AND THE ...