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... PAST EVENTS IN OUR ISLAND RECALLED. SEPTEMBER 23HD. 1710—(Aane).-On the overthrow of he WhIg Ministry, Lord Cowper. who was Lord Chancellor for the first time, retired much against the wishes of the Queen- 1720-(George I.).—The Bank of England agreed ...
... things) a small Whig secession. The Land Bill will pMS the Commons, but wi)I pasa it by narrow majorities—narrow, that is, for so large a party as ite Liberal party. The peers wit! take note of the Irish dissatisfaction and of the Whig secession. Lord ...
... Parnellite organ, after announcing the receipt of the money, says, It is the price of treachery to Ireland divided amongst the Whig M.P's. It represents J31 8s 2d as the purchase money of each individual. Neither Keogh nor Sadleir sold themselves so cheaply ...
... the Northern constituences as against the Nationalist nominees, and with that object overtures have been made to combine the Whig and Tory vote as the result of arbitration in a constituency where success would otherwise be doubtful. ...
... n of cer- tain Post Offifte officials at the Bar of the Honse, Mr Disraeli described Sir Robert Peel as having caught the Whigs' bathing and run off with their clothes. 1860—At this time important financial changes were made in India by Mr James Wilson ...
... 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 situation. If they ...
... to three prints. The new Whig Charter a demand for household county suffrage, for establishment °f county boards, and for the Modification of the law of entail. Beyond •hat the Edinburgh refuses to go. It calls upon tile Whigs to rally for the salvation ...
... strife, but the result was di,->asUv-js to the Tui\y party, for it had oxoited-the Nationalists to opposi- tion, and now a Whig Sol-ieitor-G enojal was bonig returned unopposed ftw Derry. The Nationalist had deliberately abstained from putting forward ...
... LORETrIN DOLPH CHURCHILL'S VISIT TO DUBLIN. THE GOVERNMENT AND HOME RULE. The London correspondent of the Belfast Northern Whig says:—I have heard it positively stated that both Lord Randolph Churchill and Lord Carnarvon are at variance with the majority ...
... Dublin, on Wednesday, Mr Heal}', M,P.i the only hope of a return to power of the ...
... various authorities in journalism, will be the effect of the con- clusions 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 Hartington's speech ...
... Government on the amnesty question. He claimed for his party that they were the only united party, others being merelv composed of Whigs and place-hunters, and he declared that different sections of the other party were more opposed to each other than to his ...