... would say every Whig was a rascal, that wanted to rob property and to upset the country, and every Radical was a felon. (Laughter.) He had known Whigs who had said, What fools the Tories are. (Laughter.) Whilst tbe Radicals said the Whigs were both rogues ...

... Radicals push their demands far beyond the views of the ordinary Liberals, the probable result will be a coalition between the Whigs and the Liberal- Conservatives. Given these conclusions, and the fact that work is yet cut out for next Session—but, on the ...

... the ire of all the rest. At present, Mr. Gladstone has his full share of the troubles which were dreaded by the easy-going Whig statesman. The great bishopric of Winchester is practically vacant; the see of Bath and Wells has been deprived of its episcopal ...