... and in the smaller boroughs they would belong to the class most intimate with the Man in the Moon, and ready to vote for Whig or Tory for a sufficient reason. But in spite of all these considerations the temper of the House of Commons was decidedly ...

... expected it would terminate, in the whitewashing of the real delinquent. Who believed that six Whigs, four of whom wore Cabinet Ministers, would condemn a Whig Lord Chancellor ? The result proves that the Government were right in packing the committee. ...

... expected it would terminate, in the whitewashing of the real delinquent. Who believed that six Whigs, four of whom wore Cabinet Ministers, would condemn a Whig Lord Chancellor ? The result proves that the Government were right in packing the committee. ...

... and in the smaller boroughs they would belong to the class most inti- mate with the Man in the Moon, and ready to vote for Whig or Tory for a sufficient reason. But in spite of all these considerations the temper of the House of Commons was decidedly ...

... n te e d w , P an alia d r th m e e y n a t forced to relinquish office as not possessing the confidence of the house. The Whigs, who succeeded them, were, of course, morally bound to bring in a Reform Bill of their own, and this they did, and used, as ...

... question of Reform. For real effrontery and daring assurance, as exemplified in public life, we cannot do better than look to the Whigs for a model, and especially if they have some doubtful Liberals at their beck and call as partisans, as Mr. DISRAELI forcibly ...

... country. When the new Parliament met they were forced to relinquish office as not possessing the confidence of the house. The Whigs, who succeeded them, were, of course, morally bound to bring in a Reform Bill of their own, and this they did, and used, as ...

... reform meeting which had ventured to publish its proceedings but had condemned this proposal as an antiquated and exploded Whig delusion. In his view it was the first of a series of downward movements which would only cease when they had reached the bottom ...

... reform meeting which had ventured to publish its proceedings but had condemned this proposal as an antiquated and exploded Whig delusion. In his view it was the first of a series of downward movements which would only cease when they had reached the bottom ...

... question of Reform. For real effrontery and daring assurance, as exemplified in public life, we cannot do better than look to the Whigs for a model, and especially if they have some doubtful Liberals at their beck and call as partisans, as Mr. DISRAELI forcibly ...

... to let the o f chise remain unaltered. Have these men any public duty ? Do they believe that the cons exists in order that Whigs may govern, or do to understand that there are any qu e s tions too be made simply the stalking-horse of a partY in7 e at• ...

... franchise remain unaltered. Have these men any sense of public duty ? Do they believe that the constitution exists in order that Whigs may govern, or do they understand that there are any questions too grave to be made simply the stalking-horse of aparty intrigue ...