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... commenced Le wished to move that the Council should follow what he car sidered a very good example set by other Corporations. TLis Whig their first meeiiag since Her Maj.sty entered upon jubilee yeas. he V.oald like Exeter to mask its appreciation of one who ...
... fortifications which the wisdom of man, illuminated by the experience of centuries, could possibly devise for the protection not of Whig privileges but of democratic freed m. The Tory democra would defend the Established Church, '' bacau it was a guarantee of ...
... Compensation of Irish tenants, and with the h° tility shown to it in the House of Commons by the e P sentatives of the great Whig families, the Fitzwilliar»* the Greys and Lambtons, the Moretons and the Wallop not to mention country gentlemen of less degree ...
... joyful re P 0 ?. of its utterances. Englishmen, however, must ask selves—What would be the Foreign policy of a composed of Whigs, Radicals, Home Rulers, and Gladstone—a party in himself ? ...
... Irish, and Scotch members. The QoTerncne.it was saved from by the support the secaders from the Ru!a ranks and by the Ulster Whigs, whose obtained by the offsr additional yy) from the Consolidated Fund towards the cost of I j'.stration. Of the 62 Irish members ...
... bstla-fleld of that great contest which has teen waged in the country. The contest fought in Midlothian bits not been between Whigs and Tories—between Liberal and Conservative—but it has been the battle of constitutional Government and oppressed nationalities ...
... LOCAL GOVERNMENT FOR IRELAND VERSUS HOME RULE. Nor Lion Whig says: Notwithstanding Mr. Parnell s contradiction, it is a fact that Liberal Unionist members have been sounded by the Home Rule Party on the question of Local Government for Ireland. GERMAN ...
... proceedings imprudently rigorous, Get himself wigged by the Government here. m wigged with asperity, wigged with severity (Whigs cannot wig as Conservatives can); So that one thinks he'll resign with celerity Such as becomes a high-spirited man. Ah! ...
... been received since the last meeting. There had been no remittance from America. Mr. Sexton declared that the League would e Whig candidates wherever they might be brought forward. Two Emergency expeditions have arrived in King's County to secure the crops ...
... ever-advancing Liberal. you recollect, forty years ago and more, speaking to me thus: 'A Scotch Tory is worse than English Whig; a Scotch Whig is worse than an English Radical; and a Scotch Radical worse than the Devil himself' ? And now, because Scotland has ...
... having Whig secessions, and shall expect them as long as there are Whigs to secede. But these secessions do not mean the disruption of the Liberal party, and if Lord SALISBURY expects to find in the House of Commons a sufficient number of Whigs who will ...
... about Lord Hartington's attitude, and there is equally no doubt that in this matter he will have with him the whole of the Whig party, and, for the present at least, the sullen acquiescence of the Caucus Radicals. Mr. Gladstone himself is now as eager ...