... and most of them fast asleep on the benches, This off-hand style of expending the public money is in high favour both with Whigs and Tories, as it tends not only to the expediting of the passage of the estimates, but also prevents discussion on the various ...

... niedliocre, ligure-htead leader Libelti d 'pIposition, dewing the years ub9 wsheti AI r. Gladstone was in retireoents -Tilte Whigs, by their csoii~ st'n-itig-oif concessions, have been (SIt it iti party. As such, they are the ltsllkio-, to Democratic Liberalism ...

... Cham- ' %Dservitude to Lord Hiartiington occurred oii dor. The member for Birminglttam supported an diest proposed by the Whig Coercionist, Mr. hut the Government refused to accept it. Then .jtertington rose and said the Government were to refuse, and ...

... royal money-grabbing family, reise the wind oT compeusation, after all. pORTRAlTS--YR. F. W. MACLEAN. Fr F. W. hlaeale, the Whig coercionist member 'tbelloodstock Division of Oxfordshire, is an ex- rnn nutoer octor. It is even said that he carries cipenllti ...

... ive of the privileged classes ? MR. HzERBPRT BURROws, of the Inland Revenue, has been cautioned by the subordinates of the Whig rat, Mr. Goschen, for taking part in a demonstration in Vic- toria.park against the Coercion Act. It is tobe hoped that all ...