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... A telegram was read from Mr. Bgan, dated Paris, in which he said he hoped every patriotic Irishman would utterly oppose tbs Whig candidate for county Tyrone, as being the nominee of the brutal Ooereicnista, Meson. Gladstone and Forster. A lam of .£5O was ...

... of the older generation of Whig politicians, would have had the courage to overleap. But a reconstructed Conservative party under a new leader would present no such impediment to a union of forces. There is no reason why a Whig, for instance, of the type ...

... deepest sorrow by the event. A resolution bearing high testimony to the lifelong kibours of Mr. Macdonald on behalf of the =Whig classes, from which he sprung, and of condolence with his friends and relatives, was unanimously agreed to. It was resolved ...

... Gladstone's leadership through anther Session—the loyal adherence of the Radicals to such a programme as he mly persuade his Whig colleagues to accept, and his own physical ability to cope with the numerous difficulties which, under the most favourable ...

... Tories of the old school, but his mother being a (lurdon, of the same family of Whigs as the gentleman who has just turned out Mr. Sewell Read by one vote - ' edacated him to he Whig. On succeeding to the Baronetcy of Wodehouse, he early rece ived a place under ...

... represents the most a :vaned section of the 'fedi al party, the Cabinet has been completely permeated by Whig induen:•es, and is little better than a Whig Government. Ao-ord;ng to the anti- Radical organs, headed by the Nt..Travieg Mr. Gladstone and his colleagues ...

... shortly the announcement of the bold intention of a Government intent to grant what was practically Home Rule to Ireland. The Whigs held aloof from Mr. Gladstone's adherents. Such strong leaders as Mr. Goachen, Lord •. Ilartington, Sir Henry James, and others ...

... feet of the Whig or Tory Gamaliels. Ten years ago he was pronounced by public opinion to be the selected heir to the mantle of the modern English Elijah a middle-class Premier who would have rivalled Peel or Canning in the Commons. The Whig oligarchy passed ...

... without meaning when I say we want a little Whig treatment of the Irish question. Rut for me there is another aspect 6f your argument, in which it is not less unacceptable and important. As the chief part of the Whig peers and aristocracy have severed themselves ...

... whose biography - finds a place in Dr. Johnson's 'Lives of the Poets.' From that work we learn that on the ejection of the Whigs at the end of Queen Anne's reign Parnell was persuaded to change his party, and he became the friend of Swift, through whose ...

... conceive a scheme of reform embracing matters that Lord Hartington considers absolutely needful which will receive the support of Whig and Radical opponents of Home Rule, together with that of the regular Tory party. ...