... nothing better can said for the Ministry than that it represents Mr. Bright even when, as presume, Mr. Bright nothing else than a Whig peer despise* of the working classes, then are wo more than justified in all wo have charged agsinst Mr. Gladstone and his ...

... it Is something that they should assume this attitude overwhelming strength,., somewhat an improvement in the traditionary Whig policy Ireland. The pursuit the effigy Lundy through public-houses, churches, and the bishop’s palace, was perhaps excess of ...

... system of the eighteenth century, the system under which the smaller gentry and yeomen, Tories who fought the last against the Whig oligarchs and the commercial plutocrats, formed the backbone of the community? His sketch of the relation which existed between ...