... to the standard. From that day to this Liberalism has been strong and united. There have been no Caves or Tea Room parties; Whigs and Radicals have sailed along together in smooth waters. The bill, like all Reform Bills, save one, encountered fierce opposition ...

... that though politics were forbidden in the club, yet he thought they would pardon him for saying that, on a question on which Whig and Tory were agreed, they should all feel grateful that educational matters had g,ot been neglected before the passing of ...

... at the outset of his Parliamentary career he (Mr Cochran-Patrick) avowed himself a student and disciple of Burke, who was a Whig in his best days and who never became more than a nominal Tory. This claim might be admitted as a valid one if we confined ...