... followed out uninterruptedly. They did not take into account the fact that the procedure in question was worthy of Tories, while a Whig Government had actually ordered it. A chacun son metier. When Mr. Gladstone, a Liberal, chose to adopt a Conservative policy ...

... true, reasonably be expected to work well together. The elements of which the Government is composed are inharmonious. There Whigs, and Liberals, and Radicals, and Republicans, and they respectively pull, with more or less determination, their several ways ...

... but only that of obstinacy. The division , taken at last, and then finding himself on the first rule by the combined forces Whigs. Tories, and Radicals—of all, in fact, are interested in the maintenance of of speech in the House—Mr. Glad- hung up that new ...

... differentiates the great class of lies. Speaking of one of the most degraded scoundrels who ever polluted the earth, the great Whig historian says of his mendacity that a man who has never been within the tropics does not know what a thunderstorm means; man ...

... Lord Howick (the Lord Grey of to-day) and Lord Brougham threatened the Lords with sudden destruction if they did not pass the Whig Municipal Corporations Act of 1835. The same tiling has been done at threatening of a difficulty, and the penny Sunday sheets ...