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... Belfast correspondent telegraphs that the report of the Riots Commis- sion is being warmly discussed there to-day. Tbe Northern Whig (Unionist Liberal) says the Commissioners have sought to do their duty in an impartial spirit, and have drawn con- clusions ...
... PREPARING FOR THE FRAY IN LANCASHIRE. The Pre? A?oci?tton'- Manchester correspoB- dont staces .hat f?whig upon the determina- tion of the Lanca-iiire and Yorkshire miners to resist any reduction of wages or any reference to arbitration, tnere has been ...
... the Leeds Conference, Sir Wilfrid Lawson said that, according to Lord R. Churcbill, the Tories who had so often stole the Whigs' clothing whilst bathing were now going to take the bathing machine as well. It was satisfactory thus to see Radicll principles ...
... various authorities in journalism, will be the effect of the conclusions declared and the policy indicated by the leader of the Whig section of the party. Our own information of the probable—we might almost say the inevitable—effect of Lord Hartinszton's speech ...
... Irish Nationalists could walk into an English House of Commons and ruin every Minister, and kick out every Government, whether Whig or Tory, which made itself obnoxious to Irish people. The Irish Nationalist party were now masters of the situatton. If they ...
... LORD ABERDARE AND THE SUNDAY CLOSING ACT. [SPECIAL TKLEGRAM TO THE ECHO.] I The London correspondent of the Northern Whig to-day, says, should Lord Herschell decline the chairmanship of the Royal Commission on the working of the Welsh Sunday Closing ...
... induce the Whigs to support a scheme at all likely to prove acceptable to the Irish party. The aim, therefore, is to induce Mr Gladstone to cousent to such modifications as will ensure a majority sufficient to outweigh Con- servatives and Whigs combined ...
... I THE ROCKFERRY MURDERER. I A containing 9.°°° si*°»turss. 'Whig those of several members of Parliament, bag been forwarded to the Home Secretary pray for the commutation of the death sentence passed on the man Travis for the Rockferry Murder. The foreman ...
... behold it wave— Our Grand Old Leader standing near. The Tory hosts, whAt power can save ? Their day of doom is hear The cautious Whig, the eager . ' Rad And every man with sincere For richt and liberty, is glad The battle-day is near. Though short the fight ...
... IMPROVED FEELING IN IRELAND. In its issue of Thursday, the b';sh Times says trat there is springing up in Ireland a new party,not Whig or Tory, but broader in its bisii-the parcy of order and decent behaviour against the impostures of revolutionists and it believes ...
... LETTER FROM MR GLADSTONE. Excommunication of the Whigs. The following is the copy of a letter which Mr Gladstone addressed to his supporters yesterday 10, Downing-street, May 25th. Dear Sir,—It is proposed to hold a meeting at the Foreign Office on Thursday ...
... RUMOURED APPOINTMENT FOR MR SEXTON. The Dublin Inde»*nfent says: — A fresh J element of disturbance in the camp of the Irish I Whig party is the rumoured acceptance by Mr I Sexton of the Resident Commissionership of the National Board of Education, about ...