... tn:erests of the p-ople, who were worth w3rkin; sal suffering f•,r (applauie). Toe !list; bishops were r, enne times ca11.,1 Whigs and • Cahtle Bi•hops' (laughter). All he omit sty that was e-venteen yeas a bishop, and during all tint he never knew an Lush ...

... themselves as incapable of carrying to its ultimate coeclusi3n any great measure of legislation as their prelec3ssors—the Whigs—showed ' themselves to be during their throe inglorious years of offi3e. Bit, th 3 the latter had but a crow working majority ...