... be brought out by an unbounded confidence in its political leader. The watchword in the coming contest will be not so much Whig ar Tory, as Gladstone or Disraeli. Gladstoneopen, earnest, honest, unfearing, and uncompromisingdealing with the ...

... the condition of the clergy. The other Act, transferring twonty-five per cent, of the tithes to the landlords, was passed the Whig Government of Lord John Russell, but even that measure, as Lord Derby points •nt, justification for Mr. Gladstone's conduct ...