... overshadowed by some power behind the Treasury Benches. Mr. Bright had told them , that if they dallied with Reform the great Whig party, would become extinct—Aft. Cardwell said that when he heard of the massacres in Jamaica he sent to the Governor of Barbadoes ...

... ready now, but which, under pressure from Ear'. DERBY, has been promised in a month. Ths land has a serious reckoning with Whig Governments upon this and another question. While thc Cattle Plague is allowed to run riot, the Malt- Tax is to be untouched ...

... several of his colleagues who have seats in the Upper House, the mover and seconder of the address and some of the more prominent Whig and Liberal peers; in all, 40. The party at Mr. Gladstone's were not quite so numerous, numbering only 32. There were 26 C ...

... Mr. Base, because he could take foreign barleys that weigh very light, and malt five bushels to our four. In fact, the late Whig Government in no way attended to the interests of agriculture, for if it had we should have been in a better position than ...