... and urging that the expense of such a war should be paid out of Imperial revenue. To this Mr. E. Stanhope retorted that the Whig Government of that day had not contributed a single penny towards the expenses of the war, and with regard to Mr. Disraeli's ...

... great an ornament (loud cheers), and by Lord Hartington (cheers),himself a sturdy Lib- eral, and the representative of an old Whig house, and John Bright (renewed cheers), who had been for nearly half a century the champion of the people's rights, would ...