... England , while r reD there were about 6,000,000 who did not own wit enough soil to grow a cabbage on, After examining tha 6he Whig answer, the leoturer said the R sdical reply to ItI W bat is the land question was, that It le how to the bring the labour ...

... went Into the opposite lobby is an amusing comment on the sanguine vaticinations of Tory scribes as to the certainty of the Whigs voulng s solid against 3r. Gladstone. All things -considered, matters might have been worse; and we fail to discover where ...

... entered the House at ten o'clock, but was not joined by any of his colleagues for a very consider. able time. Mr. Henesge, the Whig member for Grimsby, seconded tbe motion. Colonel sakius, from the Conservative benches, moved a resolution In favour of a Royal ...