... that he has not yet realised that he is a survival. His long absence from England has prevented him from learning that the Whig party to which he would probably claim to belong, is altogether used up and out of the running, and cared for as an interesting ...

... ? What are our political differences but the differences of our self-styled ' betters'? Can the political differences of a Whig and a Tory (that is a middle-class man and an upperclass man), he reaUy the political differences of a bricklayer sor a plasterer ...

... and thin supporter for so many years—is obliged to lift up its testimony against him. The Observer, expounding the moderate Whig view, points out, as a candid friend, the dangers which lie in his path. Even the Times, in its capacity of chief political ...