... however, is still that the good sense of the country may get the upper hand, and that this Bill for the further continuance of whigs in office, may yet be defeated. I am, Sir, yours, Ac, April 20,1866. AN ESSEX LANDOWNER. ...

... from their having disregarded their party —the feelings and wishes of the great majority of the whig party—from having forsaken the old traditions of the Whig party, and having conceded to the opinions of the gentlemen below the gangway. [Cheers.] I am ...

... falsehood, to the conduct of the Lancashire operatives during the cotton famine, which had been eulogised alike by tories, whigs, and radicals. [Hear, hear.] As to the charge of the working classes being bribable, there could be no bribery without bribers ...