... bear tne unpopularity of the increased estimates q * less by the progress of invention than by , . lessness with which the Whigs had allowed to lag behind the age, till her perilous Ration made it impossible to proceed gradually, 8 defences had be not ...

... section of the Liberal party.' Thus it will be seen that there is express disclaimer of any intention of competing with venerable Whig institutions. Further, it is intimated that it will crystallise the opinions of that influential and rapidly increasing section ...

... although there was no feeling political partisanship elicited in our discussion. it is obvious that of the seven names five were Whig and two Conservative. My amendment was not, 1 believe, circulated in print, but I bad taken every opportunity of informing ...

... which several years ago fell advisediv and deliberately from the lips of one who is neither a Tory, nor Adullamite, nor even Whig. That gentleman said in 1861—“ That, in his opinion, th© floase of Commons at the present moment fairly represents the opinions ...