... for the country from a critical situation rashly produoed and wantonly prolonged. The Edinburgh speech ought to encourage the Whig peers to baok up Lord Cowper his proposed oompromise. is possible some will deduce from the speech that the Ministry is secretly ...

... districts they should next October themselves bring a bill based on this simple principle. Nothing would more effectually dish the Whigs. The Radicals oould not and would not vote against the bill, and consequently it would be passed. Stephens, the mate of the ...

... presided over by such sneaking humbugs as Trevelyanand Spencer, while Mr Gladstone ' was the most respectable cutthroat inthe Whig Cabinet. He advised foxhunters to devote their leisure time to hunting landlords. Mr Sexton, M.P., and Mr W. Redmond. M , landed ...

... on account to be entrusted to the head of any Constitutional Government. I care not whether the Minister who asks for it be Whig or Tory, Conservative or Radical. And, gentlemen, if common prudence is to be set aside favour of exceptional personal claims ...

... Lords. If he had proposed a reform in the representative peemgo of Scotland and Ireland he would have had the whole of the Whig peeis with him, and would have been supported by all the fair and just men among his own followers, and yet he has never lifted ...