... settled arrangement, or Re-distribution of Party Colours could be devised, between, and by, the united aid, of the Tories, Whigs, Democrates, Radicals, and all the other multitudinous lot of politicians, with a view to preventing much complexity and anxiety ...

... thought all the mistakes of the presen t Parliament arose from Mr. Gladstone having to subordinate bis own views to those of his Whig and Tory colleagues. Mr. Labou- chere also spoke strongly in favour of Disestablishment, which he said had been before the ...

... platforms, of the leading Whigs of the Division, and he said they owed a debt of gratitude to them for forsaking Party for the sake of their country. (Applause.) The old Whigs of the Harwich Division had set an example which the Whigs throughout the country ...

... his life abroad and in the colonies. He had read accounts of Mr. Jackson's meetings. He could see no leading Liberals or old Whigs on his (Mr. Jackson's) platform whose names crowded upon his mind. One would have expected under ordinary cir- cumstances to ...