... following, and now every eye looks beyond him into the future. Lord Russell by his ascent into another place, has left the old Whig party in the Commons without a leader. Mr. Gladstone stands alone. ]r. Disraeli has lost his Influence without losing it to ...

... Lord Derby's Govern- ment because be believed the Conservative Government alone could carry a Reform Bill at present. The Whigs came into power after Lord Derby, and they had not carried a Reform Bill yet. Mr. BEALE asked whether the Galway Contract was ...

... a far more liberal member than he. But let us not go back from honest liberalism to a hybrid policy, begotten of Toryism, Whig- gism, and sentimentalism. Sir Charles Wood has voted most satisfactorily for most of those measures which have been brought ...

... following letter to the electors of Liskesrd: Gentlemen, -Acting under the advice and with the concurrence of the leading Whigs and Liberals in your borough, I lately issued an address intimating my intention of asking a renew&l of your support at the ...