... settled. Loid Russell's querulous review of the bill of '32 has not enlarged the public sympathy with the Whig notions on presumably strict Whig topic. ...

... prevails that Mr Gladstone is vehemently urged by some of his late colleagues to try and propitiate the more Conservative Whigs by getting rid of the forthcoming bill the Government side-wind. It is not proposed under-bid household suff rag name; but ...

... It still hankers . individual policies, and still erases for authoritative declarations it will follow the lead of neither Whig, Tory, nor Radical, and yet it will not take the lead itself. It is evident that the confusion in the state of parties the ...

... but often was the honour declined. The late Alderman one of the keenest politicians in the North of England. Essentially a Whig, he clung tenaciously to the principles of his party and was perhaps the chief promoter and operator in favour of Mr Headlam's ...