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... willing to forego an opportunity which seems to offer such profitable advantages. It was a saying with Wilberforo© that the Whigs liked just so much calamity to happen to the country as would enable them to get into power again. should loth to think that ...
... Esq 0 and Co 10 W. Moon, Esq 1 H. M. Holborn and Sons 10 10 0 F. R. Richardson, Esq. 110 AlgjrnonStrickland.Esq 10 0 t Lewis Whig, Esq. 110 J. C. Clark, Esq., M.P. 10 001 W. T. Madge. 110 Mrs. J. Burnett 10 0 0 M. C. M 10 0 Edgar A. Bowring, Esq., C.B. ...
... by the promise that disestablishment will be shortly made part of the Liberal programme. Amongst the more moderate and old Whig sections of the party the belief that, it is so has created much apprehension, and influential Liberals in Midlothian have ...
... obloquy which attached to her lord. The accusations levelled against Hastings proceeded mostly from one political party, and the Whigs, who had discovered the husband to Verres. jumped, rightly or wrongly, to the conclusion that the wife was Messalina. Her ...
... were the wives or daughters of the staunchest Whigs the day when Sir Robert Peel received the Queen’s command to form Government. Sir Robert made the attempt, but so formidable did the power of these Whig politicians about her Majesty appear to him, that ...
... sentiment is dead. Vf-.Doilv for the Roman Catholic episcopacy, it now means as were told day or two ago, uotliing in The Whig bishops, therefore, hope to lucre their own way. The Press supplies them with The of Home Rule is for the time hors lie roiW ...
... are Tory device for stilling the voice of the nation. It may be well to remember that the Septennial Act was the work of the Whigs under George 1., and that its avowed purpose was to avoid the Jacobite perils which 1716 and long afterwards beset the Hanoverian ...
... And by throwing the party of caution into close alliance with the Liberals, it will, of course. ■ -ivugthen the hands the Whigs, the expense of the more advanced Liberals—strengthen the hands o£ Lord Uartington, the expense the personal followers of Mr ...
... Conservatives can claim monopoly of opinion on either side. As election cry, ** Shorter Parliaments” can hardly profit the Whigs. IRISH DISCONTENT. The practical collapse Home Rule seems to have stimulated than to have abated the production and reproduction ...
... by Dr. O Lbary, nor Mr. Charles Russell by Mr. Oallan in Dundalk. Ennis Mr. Stacpoolb will bo opposed Mr. William O’Brien, Whig lawyer, and in Mallow Mr. John George McCarthy will it is said, by Mr. Johnson, member the Irish bar, end a. Conservative. ...
... on a Home Rule basis at the election. The Whigs now in the ranks of the movement will what they can to ive the agitationaWbigturn; genuine Home ! Rulers, in their efforts to defeat the tactics of their | Whig colleagues may bring about a general disaster ...
... their importance with disgust, and rescue themselves from their ascendancy would support medium Government Cabinet of Old Whigs, with few nllies, with policy of strong but tranquil govornmen', foreign policy favouring the Eastern nationalities, and home ...