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... THE WHIGS AND THE LAND BILL. Shields Daily Gazette. SATURDAY, JUNE IS, ISSI. The vote in the House of Commoas, on Heneage's amendment to the Land Bill, is being made much of by some people who are anxious to cover their own hostility to the Government ...
... THE WHIG SCARE AND THE TORY ONSLAUGHT. THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1830, The scare which seemed to have taken possession of the Parliamentary Whigs, and which afforded an opportunity for Tory onslaughts upon the Goverument, and Home Rule obstruction of wearisome ...
... A WHIG AND TORY COALITION. The London Chronicle aaya It is reported that new political coalition, with the Duke of Argyll its head, is in contemplation. Lord Salisbury belie>ed to be willing join Bach a combination, and la said that its proudest hope ...
... predictions to the fate of the Whigs grew more and more emphatic. The secession of certain Whig landlords to the Conservative ranks seemed to be a partial fulfilment of the prophecy, and what seemed the triumph of Radical against Whig views in the Cabinet, gave ...
... for his recent speech. After a reference to the policy of the Whigs towards Ireland subsequent to the secession from Fox, the right hon. gentleman proceeds to discuss the conduct of the Whigs and propertied classes new in severing themselves Irom the historic ...
... meritable retirement, whenever that may take place. If the next leader the Liberal party should come from what is called the Whig section, and should show himself capable of leading, it is highly probable that even very extreme Radicals would be content ...
... were issued calling upon the tenant farmers to assemble in their thousands and shew the tjTannical Chief Secretary and his Whig Government that they will no longer be deterred by th rests. ...
... undiluted nonsense. Who are the Whigs whose revolt would make a change in the leadership of the Liberal party ? How many are there of them ? Do these righteous men number as - many as would have saved the cities of the plain ? The Whigs may desert Mr Gladstone ...
... TORY CRITICS. Lord a crowded enthusiastic meeting in the Aocringioa Town R»il Saturday afterneon, ana cefiued the attitude Whig party popular movements. relied Tory criticisms, and defended the policy toe Government foreign affairs, Ireland, and luoia ...
... representing Ulster constituencies, and Mr Lever, Homo Rule Conservative member for Galway, also voted with the Government. The Whig houses of Fitzwilliam, Cavendish, Campbell, Carrington, Leigh, Spencer, and Fitzmaurice torni part of the majority, which also ...
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... '' :,; the closure But , mr ' tm,r,t tha' direction it haa ar,v Infinite form. I bear Menu. 'I a meeting of Whig sevrral V • also stated that Whig who belong to the ' '. Liberal are JJho n.. - g'„ ' tha only Member = tly the ia Mr £, and t exagth« oi i ...