... immediate escape. has indicated pretty clearly tho mansion to which he will next resort, but be ill lingers on the premises of the Whigs. It argues ill for the confidence of the latter in the stability their tenement that they have not had the courage at once ...

... principle of the great Conservative party altogether, and adopted the shreds, patches, and remnants of the political creed of the Whigs. This was simply a rcductio ad absnrdum. The inference never was and never could be justified. Sir Robert Peel never did anything ...

... Board of Charity Commissioners. At considerable length the honourable member denounced the board as gr oss Whig job, and its office perfect Whig snuggery. It not only entailed considerable charge upon the country, hut owing to the reckless and profligate ...