... for Finsbury (at whose election I worked zealously and gratuitously, and without the hon. member's knowledge, to defeat the Whig- dissenter nominee of the Reform Club) had a nolice of motion on the book for last night, standing as No. 0. The same notice ...

... trusted, reform is abhorred; if Liberal financiers be cordially disliked, liberal finance is a byword and a reproach ; if Whigs bo unpopular, Whiggery is an abomination. On the other hand, it is far easier to damage Conservative statesmen than to shake ...

... were brought under consideration of the house (hear, hear). He (Mr. Cobden) had come into the house on the downfall of the Whigs 1841. The noble lord then given his countenance and responsibility the efforts the late Sir C. Napier in constantly urging ...

... are not trusted, reform is abhorred; if Liberal financiers cordially disliked, liberal finance is a byword and reproach; if Whigs bo unpopular, Whiggery is abomination. On the other hand, it is far easier damage Conservative statesmen than shake the strong ...

... perhaps, more by legislation than by the want of it ; and as a general rule, England has reason to congratulate herself if a Whig Ministry allow a session close without perpetrating any enormously expensive blunder or committing some ruinous and irretrievable ...

... the house would pause before committing itself to this ruinous expenditure (cheers). It had been stated that efficiency under Whig government meant increased expenditure. He should like to know if the converse held true, namely, that increased expenditure ...

... house would pause, before committing itself to thia ruinous expenditure (cheers). It had beeu stated that efficiency under a Whig government meant increased expenditure. He should like to know if the converse held true, namely, that increased expenditure ...

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