... going to add something about the sorrow and remorse which she felt, but the foolish, unmeaning words died away upon her lips. Whig chance was there of their doing more than deepen the stern disdain with which she was conscious—' although she did not look ...

... Parliament. As miners, they wanted work done; they did not want pledges nor promises made to be broken. Had it not been for the Whigs and weak-kneel Liberals in the House of Commons, the Mines Eight Hours Bill would have passed through it, and been sent up ...

... not at all likely to be so successful as that of the man who threw principle to the minds in order that he might dish the Whigs. It is not very complimentary to make any such comparison. Lord Rosebery possesses many qualities for imparting sound political ...

... Radicals should find ourselves. under such leaderdhip, in the position that our predscanom occupied when that very moderate Whig, Lord Palmerston, was the leader of the Liberal party, and be used to denounce Mr Bright and those who thought with him as ...