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... even as a despairing one, two months ago. We assume that it hints in the article to which we refer, at a readiness of the Old Whig Peersto act decisively against Mr. Gladstone, if they could gain some support in the Commons. “Too “late,” we fear, is the ...
... WHIG AND TORY LORDS ON THE ARMY L The first debate in the Lords on the Army Bill was marked by very extraordinary incidents. The chief apologist for the crude and costly measure was the Conservative Earl of Derby. The principal opponent of it, who spoke ...
... Contrisution To THE CHICAGO KELIEP Foxp.—The Northern Whig states that the Messrs. Burns, of Glasgow, who are well known as the principal proprietors of the Cunard Company, have sub- scribed the princely sum of two thousand pounds to the Chicago relief ...
... fermented through another channel), whether Whig or Tory was in power, was the Government of the law room in Dublin Castle. He (Sir P. O’Brien) felt that every lawyer in power said to himself, 1 have been well instructed in the principles of the constitution ...
... DEATH OF MASTER MAGRATH. (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG.) The sjHirting fraternity throughout the world, and many thousands who have never seen a pair of greyhounds slipped, nor ventured a shilling on the result of a course, will be sorry to learn that Lord ...
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... MEAGHER'S SPEECHES AND WRITINGS Elsketkao tiara die Literary Sketches, Lectures, Pasosal sad ot TIMMS ZUG= - U. Whig printed hi ibi IRISH PENNY ZZADINGB, PIMNod at NATioh Ofika, N lIIDDLi ...
... despairing artifices. A third—having, at least, the merit of being a bolder treatment—proposes replace Mr. Gladstone with an old Whig leader; but, supposing the right man to be found —and who is he?—he would have no sufficient following, unless the Conservatives ...
... seemed to us the aberrations of the Northern Whig, but we see in that journal an able exponent of views as completely opposed to Mr, Gladstono’s Irish as to the Fenian spirit which that policy hag nursed. The Whig struggles still for such Constitutionalism ...
... for to now say that the statement at to the party policy which the Whig leaders of the period professed their readiness to adopt is accurate and authentic. No doubt, the views of the Whig leaders of 1844 may be, as in 1871, of little value in the estimation ...
... not one of them. If so, much the better for his chances in Monaghan. Mr. Leslie is still in the field ; and Mr. M‘Mahon, the Whig barrister, whom nobody ever heard of, has for the occasion adopted the principle of Home Rule, which ho will probably keep ...