... the member for West Birmingham ever told Mr. Parnell that he might have an Irish republic if he would only help to dish the Whigs and that arm-chair politician, Lord HartinotoN in particular.” The thing is preposterous, and the very phrase arm-chair politician ...

... The only room for doubt on that head would whether some of its provisions might not seem too Badical and revolutionary to a Whig. But when Lord Hartington makes light of Tory repugnance to the largest, the most comprehensive, and the moat Liberal measure ...

... of superiors to interiors, of heads of families to brothers and sisters in difficult and dependent positions, of successful Whig nobles to hunted Tory opponents, the utmost hauteur and harshness prevail. And after all, dramatic theory is perhaps nearer ...

... freaks of King Frost, which would m these femes he deemed impossible. One be chary, however, of pronouncing them impossible, Whig mind the fact that there are people still among who remember the last fair the Thames, when the surface of the river was as ...