... beginning of the century. When Pitt and Fox were alive there was one bench set apart in the House for the use of Privy Councillors. Whig or Tory, or what- ever they might be, Piivy Councillors sat on this one bench. TIe contiguity of members of opposing politics ...

... chairmen, butchers, sweeps, coalheavers, and the honest mob, equally hired for these demon- strations by their opponents. Whig candidates would be, with diffi- culty, rescued from imminentperil of life and limb, and the other side approached the hustings ...

... equally undeniable that sub-divisions have their use in bringing forward questions to which no purely party interest attaches. Whigs and Tories, Conservatives and Liberals, have alike neglected the working man and his interests, except at election times. They ...