... adverted to the declaration of war by the Whig Committee, and to the necessity of the party defending what they had already won. i Mr M'Laren, M.P.. then spoke, and after some , preliminary remarks said—The Whig Committee have given us the advantage that ...

... nnaToidably in «n »et of »«lf defence »nd it i ...

... adverted to the declaration of war ’’ by the Whig Committee, and to the necessity of the party defending what they bad already won. M'Laben, M.P., then spoke, and after some preliminary remarks said—The Whig Committee have given us the advantage that they ...

... organ referred to chuckles rather maliciously over the adhesion of these three persons. Formerly, it seems, they were among Whigs and Peelites of London industrialism, and it is insinuated that, as in the case their superiors, there are some curious reasons ...

... 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 ...