... if the one chief t who was left should find it desirable in his opinion to recruit the ranks of his Cabinet from worn out Whigs and from great families it would be found to be a fatal mistake. (Cheers, and a voice: ' We won't e have it. The Cabinet ...

... were present, it must have grieved them sadly to hear the loud cheers with which it was welcomed and passed, as well by their Whig friends above the gangway as by the Tory gentlemen (with the single exception, perhaps, of Mr. C. S. Read) on the Opposition ...