... composed of Englishmen, Irishmen, Scotehmen, and Welshmen, holding every shade of Liberal opinion, from that of the aristociatic Whig to that of the advanced Radi- cal, has been constituted with a view to maintain party discipline, while respecting the independence ...

... heliea no confidence in the presentParliament, whici was one of rich men, nor in the present Government, which was simply an old Whig Government, with plenty of promises, but no porformanecs. Ho had no faith, either, in Mr. Gladstone, who knew very well that ...

... stion of whether the prisoners had committed the offence of whics they were charged, and it mattered not whether they wero Whig, Tory, Liberal, or Radical Mr. Browno then detailedthe facts as proved in the evidence he subsequently called, prefacing his ...