... can be said for the Ministry than that it represents Mr. Bright, even when, as we presume, Mr. Bright is nothing else than a Whig peer and a despiser of the working classes, then are we more than justified in all we have charged against Mr. Gladstone and ...

... Disraeli. I remember that when Lord Enfield first came into the House as Mr. Byng he was pointed at as the rising hope of the Whig party, the astyanax of the family connection, who for a generation or so was to spare them the ignominy of borrowing leaders ...