... not have them dabbling in politics—especially party politics—taking the part of either Tories or Whigs. For himself he saw no more difference between Whigs and Tories than just this —that the one party had a great desire to retain office, aad the other ...

... Standard. Mr Gladstone and Mr. Gibson are compelled to subside into the Press and the John Bull, muttenug, sulkily that the Whigs always get the best of it m a scramble. A quarter of an hour of silent and reflective study follows. At the end of that time ...