... for Shaftesbury, who is another of the Government whips ; and Mr. Edward Ellice, M.P. for St. Andrew's, and son of the old Whig who so long represented Coventry. This is pretty well for a Premier who has not yet been one year in office, and who bas already ...

... should govern promotion. While Mr. Disraeli and tbe Tories were all that was corrupt and base, and Lord Palmej-stonandthe Whigs not much better, Mr. Gladstone •nd his colleagues would be the wisest, most virtuous, and purest of men. This is what was said ...