... Camlpbell said the present la movemenz was an old Tory trick after the style of S. that of Mr Disraeli, when he dished the Whigs e over the Reform Bill.. Itv was only adopting a d Liberal measure to keep the Government in power and keep back just and righteous ...

... Mr Bright., hei ,he said, had been speaking out too strongiy to oat m ike his presence at that time acceptable to ali the Whigs who were in the Cabinet,, and Mr to' Cobden, who was in point of fact always more des of a Radical' than Mr Bright, but was ...

... that took place simply because the people of Ireland were I'ish. Tre British Parliament, represented by the Coreservative Whigs-men who believed that a man's x stake in the country was to a large extent the measure of the political power lie should have- ...

... held office for a single moment after the rejection of the bill ; but he was a man of great hope,' and believed in the old Whig doctrine that justice could be done to Ireland c from Westminster, and he wished to try again-I recollect his coming up to ...