... The Home Rulers were sure to be a power in Par- liament. Mr. Martin, M.P., said if he vere asked to take his choice between Whigs and Tories he should only compare it to a choice, if he were about to be blown from the mouth of a cannob, between a Krupp ...

... his sapience and pseudo-prevision; And all Hartington's claim to political fame Is his use as a wealthy patrician. For the Whigs like a man of condi- tion, And discard everyawkward suspicion When he winks at the fads of the Radical cads Of her Majesty's ...

... 'woe going to sttle idthey thinko 'some more questions in tles pne . id country, that almost every organ Of public ophnon botU'Whig'and-Tory, wouvl e oarld'to uotbce the fair 'nwrienrks he :b abafw- k o at arhi d hal thought, them as they 'pretended,f they ...

... than which nothing was more weakening to a Liberal politioian. Mr. Card- well and Ur. Chiehester Piortescue fiad gone to the Whig heaven; and Sir William Harcourt, whose great abilitics were begennungto be rocognised, was drapmig hinself in in the mantle ...