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... THE RADICALS AND THE WHIGS. The Duke of Argyll’s letter is significant. He is at present a supporter the Government, but he deems it incumbent npon him to avow that he has sympathy with the sentiments expiessed by Mr. Chamberlain in bis letter to Mr. ...
... THE RADICALS AND THE WHIGS, The Duke of Argyll’s letter is significant. He at present supporter of the Government, but he deems it incumbent upon him to avow that he has no sympathy with the sentiments expressed Mr. Chamberlain in bis letter to Mr. Page ...
... THE WHIGS OBJECTING TO PEACE WITH AMERICA. On February 21, 1783, the Whig party led by Mr. Fox, moved four resolutions referring to the peace with Spam, France, and America, the fourth stating that the concessions made to [the adversaries of Great Britain ...
... CATHOLICS, The Whigs levied a heavy tax on Roman Catholics in 1722, on the pretext papists subverting the present happy establishment.” THE SEPTENNIAL ACT. There is a motion coming before Parliament to repeal this Act. It was passed by the Whigs in 1716. ...
... it is stated that in order to keep the Irish Whig members in Parliament the back of Mr. Gladstone, wealthy member his party has expressed his readiness to place £20,000 the disposal of the Oladstonian Whigs for the Home Rule measure. ...
... sit on the Liberal side of the Hoose, but he lets it be known that his creed that of the old Whig school. He predicts and seems to wish for coalition of Whigs and Tories against Radicalism. He sees an unending mischief in the Irish Land Act, and appears ...
... personally consulted ERT TUESDAY .J.-j'J p.m., and at other limes appointment. August, 1879. c.-s-n-a W. Adams, GENERAL WHEEL WHIG JIT, Street (near the Areoretuj:;, WALSALL. Traps Sale or Hire. SHREWSBURY’S ...
... TIMES. The Speaker once ruled that calling member a member the Opposition,” was irregular.— Life of Lord Melbourne. REFORM. The Whig nobles went against reform during the war, says Lord Russell, that even in 1823 there were but petitions its favour, and nearly ...
... The Speaker once ruled that calling a member a “member of the Opposition,” was irregular.— Life of Lord Melbourne. E 0 M. The Whig nohles so went against reform during the war, says Lord Russell, that even 1823 there were but 29 petitions in its favour, ...
... WHO MAKES MOST PEERS ? Whigs. Mell ourne 1837 to 1811 Lord J. Russell 1847 to 1 >3l ].j Pa'morston to Ditto 1859 to 1801 19 Lord J. Russell to 18 Gladstone 1869 to 1874 Ditto 1880 to 1883 Total 117 Conservatives. Sir R Peel 1842 to 1816 7 Pari ...
... morning letters of dismission were sent to the Premier, the Duke Portland, and the others. THE WHIGS OBJECTING PEACE WITH AMERICA. On February 21, 1783, the Whig parly led Mr. Fox, moved four resolutions referring to the peace with Spam, France, and America ...
... 'ivcs expression to their communistic views, and which they hope will pave the way for more 'egislation of a similar kind. The Whig members evidently disapproved of the course which was idoptcd; but why, ask. did they not speak out, and come out. like men ...