... may be differences of opinion as to the propriety of Mr Parnell having power in Ireland, but nobody on this side of the water—Whig or Tory, Radical or Conservative — can wish him to be master of England. Why do I dwell on this Because it leads to a very ...

... (Nationalist) says :-If the Bill passes, a large measure of justice will have been done to the Irish tenant farmer. The Northern Whig (Unionist) says measure is neither an unreasonable nor unfair on ...

... conceive a scheme of reform embracing matters that Lord Hartington considers absolutely needful which will receive support of Whig and Radical opponents of Home Rule, together with that of the regular Try party? We doubt it. The Daily Expres, Dublin, observes ...

... freely used, and two young men were badly injured. Later on a young reporter named McKeown, on the staff of the Belfast Northern Whig, while proceeding to the Royal Hospital to make the usual inquiries, was attacked by the crowd and so badly injured that he ...

... Government, but that he will be able almost to exact his own terms. In other words, the Cabinet will cease to be predominantly Whig, and will become predominantly Radical. This is the result at which Mr Chamberlain is aiming, and which, in all likelihood ...

... discussed. If, however, there should be a Ministerial rupture, it is more likely that Lord Spencer and two or three of the Whigs will retire than Mr Chamberlain and the Radical wing of the Cabinet. To-day's Daily Telegraph, says :--It was generally stated ...

... Radical party, voeb, while the Government in this instance voted with the Opposition on the other side. Mr Goschen and the Whig members voted for the majority against Mr Morley's amendment, which was defeated by 343, the figures being 112 for and 455 ...

... enough that if he only observed a half of his duty ha would be saved. Sir Andrew always declared that in politics he was a Whig, or rather that hp belonged to no party. He was apparently not above his countrymen's weakness for pedigrees, for, though of ...

... discussed. If, however, there should be a Ministerial rupture, it is more likely that Lord Spencer and two or three of the Whigs will retire than Mr Chamberlain and the Radical wing of the Cabinet. _ To-day's Daily Telegraph says :— It was generally ...

... and Mr Parnell will henceforward cease. .His reference to the land question betrays a strong desire to dish not merely the Whigs, but the Radicals too, Lord Salisbury's views upon the land question are now as advanced as those of Mr Bright himself, He ...

... was in general terms, announcing Lord Randolph Churchill's resignation, and enquiring to what extent he might look for the Whig leader's support. Lord Hartington has no definite proposal of office to reject, because none has been made to him. We mid erstand ...

... such self-deception. The more probable solution of this last change of front is that, fearful of an alliance of the Irish Whigs, the Radicals, Lord R. Churchill's Conservatives, and the Parnellites, in opposition to the old principle newly stated, in ...