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... representing the two parties, Conservati Constitutional Whigs, who fought the battle Earl Russell, Mr. Gladstone, and Mr. Bright chances are in favour of such a Government: wh Lord Derby and the old Whig Peers are agreed is the best course. It would only be ...
... obliy the Daily Express, Saunders's News-Letter, Freeman's Trish Times, the Medical Pressand Circular, General Ac Belfast Daily Whig, Daily News-Letter, Banner of Ulst ‘Sentinel, Derry Guard.an, Cork Southern Keporter, Con ~Heratd Waterford Mail, Clonmel 7 ...
... Government is th ained | practical. It is stated, too, that the Conservative | | and foremost men of the old Constitutional Whig ‘en tO | are ready to come to an arrangement. Lord De . will | Lord Stanley, is ready to form a Ministry if su rwise as Lord ...
... gotten that Liberals take the lead in the Oppositic Conservatives enacting a secondary part. There « dodging” in the case, Whig or Tory, but straightfc manly resistance to a crude measure that has be together apon partisan principles. Conservativ not ...
... of the men who fougt ther against a bad measure? The Conservative may be deficient in numbers, but with the able tutional Whigs, who lately made common cau them, a strong Government is possible. It is also in the present state of Europe. Lord Cla it is ...
... ranks of moderate Liberal measare attached to the Constitution? Party design y fare of less ‘than good principles. and terms “ Whig” and “Tory,” though still in use ave little ceased to have any real meaning. objections n portions taken even to moderate Liberals ...
... Scotlan few Cunservative members. He believed that the Scot bers who had done so much to advance the bill were e nominees of Whig peers or of Radical baillies. After some farther discussion, which at last a tamaltous character, the committee divided—For ...
... strict orders than her hildren com- | fore regarding the egress and entrance of people from and to but the pro- | eordon.— Whig of Friday. assistance he | At a meeting of the Cattle Plague Committee, held in Du ice, from the | on Tharsday—the Ford Mayor ...