... belief is, that through the weak defections of Eng- lish Bishops, led by the Archbishop of Canterbury, and the refusal of the Whig Peers, and Conserva- tive Peers like Lord Salisbury, to go into the lobby with Lord Harrowby, the Bill will get over this critical ...

... utterly out of | place in an official position, and a public protest against his continuance in the Ministry would be made by the Whig Liberals if they retained a spark | of their old pride and courage. ...

... Lord GALWAY said that the silence of the govern- ment seemed to him very like an old Whig job; they would not make the motion themselves, but they yot an old Whig to do it (cheers and laughter). The right hon. member for Morpeth had said that if the ...

... changed sides in the house. I saya new policy was then adopted, be- cause such a policy had never been heard of from either Whig or Tory (hear). It was not the policy of Mr. Pitt, but the reverse. What was it, then, that compelled the present government ...