... war, arms aud powder. Neither let it be forgotten that one of the greatest firms of England, Hope, Baring, and Labouchere --'Whigs, and therefore most honourable men—furnished Napoleon with funds for the campaign of Austerlitz. Vessels laden with the rich ...

... movement, he was but yielding submission to the ruliugs of others. Mr. Bright supplied an instance of the completeness of the Whig Premier's surrender of his judgment at the dictation of less scrupulous politicians. The Quaker member for Birmingham told ...