... in politics stimulated, no doubt, this resolve o the part of Mr Disraeli. At a when mos his colleagues, and not few of the Whigs regarded Mr Bright as only an eloquen and respectable demagogue, Mr Disraeli hat made his mind that the Lancashire oratoi was ...

... people were bent reform. Disraeli afterwards introduced Reform Bill which went farther than that Gladstone. thus dishing the Whigs, settling the question, and making further agitation .on Bright's part unnecessary. DEFENCE OF THE FENIANS. Mr Bright then ...

... complete. He was known as the King he of the Stalwarts - more reliable than Mr ag Chamberlain himself and more faithful than the Whig Marquis. L. With regard to the election which will be es precipitated in Birmingham through Mr b Bright's death, there is naturally ...

... Council in. 1811, but only jt retmained a member fora short timie. In pohttics cc lie was looked upon as the leader of the Whig fe party in the city. He was knighted ini 1851, g4 and wvas Governor, in succession, of Prince Av Edward Island, Bermudas, ...

... Liberal party as complete. was known the King the Stalwarts more reliable than Chamberlain himself and more faithful than the Whig Marquis. With regard to the election which will be precipitated in Birmingham through death, there is naturally more excitement ...

... 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 ...