... and with the happiest result*. Unlike Bolton, tbe qnestion is never asked whether nmn who propose* resolution the Council is Whig or a Tory ; nor can people predicate fate of any resolution from being able, en political ground*, to calculate the strength ...

... overture* eug,-Wed Hi* M \jb»«tt henelf. That they foiled Übo io Lord Dkbbt, but is » simple coafeestoo Patriotism of the Whigs is, after all, to party ties. There ao doubt as to the truth that «ek men Lord Cuabrsdoj*. the Duke Hombmbt, ••4 the Lanhuostsb ...

... For the present Session the Conservatives are safe from opposition. But when the spring 1867 arrives, we shall find that the Whigs, who are always more Liberal Opposition than when in power, will find some occasion which shall shelter them from the reproach ...

... repreeenUpower admit peraw above f lust Suffolk. Lord Lytton. who was made »he pay of Tl. and the ®® ntri^ A'® baronet the Whigs, hae received coronet at the hand, lodge-night that has since theof fwnner poliUrol epponenU. In the unreformed age the date ...