... Gladstone's polioy, remarking tnat it wr.s the right to let the Conservatives in for the purpose of doing the duty of tha Whigs and the Radicals. That was extremely generous of him—(laughter). He believed that some people had said that Mr. Gladstone retired ...

... agrees with Mr. Gladstone as to the propriety of going out in 1866, because letting the Conservatives in did the duty the Whigs and Radicals at the same time. That was extremely generous and kind of him. I quite agree that it was the duty of Mr Forster ...

... Conservative policy will be. Mr. Coleridge's idea of policy is that it should be an outbidding. That has been the way in which the Whigs and Radicals have gone on for years past. They do not care about sound, practical, useful legislation : they turn their attention ...

... but the Tories appreciate that talent in one way and the Liberals in another. The Tories love it because it has dished the Whigs and dodged them into place. The Liberals hate that talent because it has degraded the statesmanship of England and debased ...