... believe the political principles enunciated in my address to be more consonant with their desires than are the half- hearted Whig views to which Lord Henley adheres. The Pall Mall Gazette discusses the correspondence be- tween Mr. Bright and Mr. Bi* 1 ...

... and breadth of patrician England. After the manner of that model English gentleman who was horri- fied by some of Brougham's Whig sedition in the Edinburgh Review, any fine old Tory would have kicked the two thick packets of Radical poison down stairs, ...

... Times remarks that Mr. Bright assumes the exist- ence of two great parties ns individual as a human being. Giant Tory and Giant Whig have been fighting for forty years in Mr. Bright's story-book, and here they are with bold and vivid illustrations. But what ...

... means of doing what the country expects of him, he must be suitably seconded. It is tolerably certain that many of the veteran Whig leaders who have hitherto held the chief posts in Liberal Cabinets are ready and anxious to make way for younger men J. Heir ...