... with the form of government prevailing amongst us, and he seized the opportunity of bringing it into disrepute, not as Whig non-Whig, but simplyaa British and established. He is no more a Fenian than his neighbours, but sees that Fenianism vexes British ...

... Commons naturally encourages him to bully more than over. confess to a hope that llorsraan’s speech is a sign that some of the Whig chiefs arc getting to know Bright better. Mr Ilorsman is relation of the Stair family, and ought not to be without influence ...