The pay, the patronage, the powers, and the pleasure of Government were all due to the Liberals.

"God bless my soul," said Mr.Ratler, who always saw things in a practical light, "we have a larger fighting majority than any party has had since Lord Liverpool's time.

They have no right to attempt it.

They are bound to go out." "There's nothing of honesty left in politics," said Mr.Bonteen, declaring that he was sick of the life.

Barrington Erle thought that the whole Liberal party should oppose the measure.