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... Uouldiug, seconded by T. tc following resolution was passed -. TLat tINITO tbc historic county of Clare from the ot electing a Whig or a Tory, the ot the ilOll4 Lkaiiederation daces it their duty . . . . th Clat wiji triumphant& Nstionalist Hume Uult cantliaatv ...
... lines of a new policy. It is, in fact, only shallow Liberals who sneer at the Whigs as an obsolete party, andthe Reviewer would seem to recommend the revival of a Whig policy which &all not be very different from that of the Tories. The Qwoterly Reviewer ...
... disorganised, and way divided into six sections. There were She Ooneeerative Whip, led by Lord Derby and Mr. Gowthen ; the Pure Whigs, led by Lord Granville and Lord Harlington; the section headed by Lord Kimberley and Mr. Forster; the Moderate Libels* led ...
... to-day's Irce,tatt Mr. Gray replies to Mr. Parnell, serving that since that gentleman had charged bin with being concerned in • Whig intrigue to steal assay his character because be stated that he heard the member for Meath use the words which the hon. member ...
... George's societies of the thutol mg irmii fail to be most gratifying =LIS as.—l the hamar to be, Sir, you r ost, —The Northern Whig his be famed is the bast that Mr. to pu in the were set gives for publicatima, but as aids to a penis wee believed by Kr. ...
... 1788, and was educated at Barrow and at thee University of Edinburgh. Re entered Parliaineut as for the Ayr Burghs, in the Whig Murat, in 1818—more than 80 years ago—sad repwomated that constitsency down to February, 1834, when be retired. He bold the ...
... increased uumber of honest and active Home Rule member, pledged to act loyally together wan independent Irish party, regirdiessof Whig or 'tory influence.' The. resolution, mid; was very important,and from time to time efforts had been made to obtain for lrelard ...
... determined not to ally myself with either at the great parties which thee divided the Howe of Commons and the kingdom. was neither Whig nor Tory, end I went into the House of Commons determined to advocate that which I believed to be for the interests of the ...
... of two Is'. n e e Is io era perfection. of UNMOUNTED STONES :- 1 - wee.. -20 ehillinks I .• .• 6 shillialls Mae. e , 1.5 'Whigs .. 4 Aar. 13) .. 10 Willa. I a uniform at 4e. These diamonds swan* leered einwhere sr pie*. ey.ntrd • litre Medal at the Pave ...
... policy of the Government, he was not strongly hostile to the views of the Government. and be thought they had had enough of Whig rule. When lie eats Parliament they had gained more from the Conservatives In respect to matters afik.cting the working men ...
... rfligY IN DIAN CARPETS. 4, noNTOR, and Cart Martureatinere to the nor .4 34 tlll W. talvioneet lESI. 1042. and Orlin tiln Yards Whig. loon. Correia is Pre VIGHTV I Ealkl' unpornileleei 81 JeC proves that II MI L 5 NI M ACAnn Alt /ear, for beang twos. sod for ...
... cannot be made out by simply showing, as the Reviewer is content to do, that Whig Governments have at times asserted Tory principles, and that Tory Governments have upheld Whig settlements. Our Constitution is essentially • compound organization, in which ...