... There was the Conservative party rather chuckling at the possibility of enjoying the late Lord famous game of “Dishing the Whigs.” They did not exactly suggest or approve the movement, and they did not exactly discountenance it. They only in- spired their ...

... party was now upon its trial. Pauperism had increased, *nd tne taxes of the country had become unprecedentedly heavy since the Whigs had been in power, and now the taxes wero to caded for twelve months in advance. Ireland, instead having been tranquillised ...

... other in the country. He did not know what the next session of Parliament might be ; but he believed that any man, whether Whig, Radical, or Constitutional Tory, who did not support Mr. Gladstone in the arduous duties he had undertaken would be no patriot ...

... not care what the next session of Parliament might be, but he believed that every man who was in Parliament, whether he was Whig, Radical, or Constitutional Tory, could not a patriot to his country. If did not support Mr. Gladstone in the righteous duties ...