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... THE WHIGS AND THE LIBERALS. Discussing the attitude of the Whigs towards tha Liberal party, the Timts says :—The Whigs are far too wise to resist legitimate popular demands simply because Radicals support then►, and the country supports the Radicals. ...
... MR. C AND ULSTER WHIGS. It is stated on good authority that Mr. Joseph Chamberlain has been invited to open the Belfast Liberal Club, an institution which has already been in existence for some years. It is further stated that the invitation originated ...
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... WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1885. A CONTRAST. BEFORE the extension of the franchise, hard-shelled Tories and Whigs of Conservative leanings, conjured up the most enervating fears of the terriffic consequences which were to ensue the concession to the people ...
... strength of loyalty in his support. More party Aiff ronces mnst Lo sunk, The war oris. ol Whig end Mory, Conservative and Lilv o, mast ba heard v more. T'he conflict is botw.in order and anarchy and en thoss lines it mast be fought out, T'his is what ...
... to be quite as important in its bearings as the relative number of Whig and Tory Coercion Acts. It is this—Have the Tories ever opposed Coercion when the Whigs proposed it; have the Whigs ever resisted its imposition by the Tories? The virtuous indignation ...
... Radicals to have the Tories than the Whigs ill power. But it was not because they had any kindly feeling to the Tories. It was because the Tories were found to be more amenable to pressure from without, and because the Whigs were much more liberal in opposition ...
... is altogether inaccurate and misleading. I said nothing whatever offensive to the Catholic Church, but I did say what the Whig suppressed—that the Catholic Church taught all essential truth and had preserved all Christian truth since the days of our ...
... never gave very violent opposition to the Whigs, whenever the Whigs cared to indulge their brutal humour of coercing Ireland. Of course we know that their boast of not having passed as many Coercion Acts as the Whigs was patently insincere, but as they had ...
... ‘tter than | nothing. If the Whigs dou't improve it we will gt Lord Waterford and the Tories to do it (grouns). Perbaps the Tories migut be bet- ’ ter than the Whigs. I Mc Wall =lt would not b hard for them. | Mr Shee—The Whigs are pecple who prowise & greet ...
... have been manifested concerning their final determination. Viewing the question from the stand-point of expediency, English Whigs calculated on the Irish rote, for surely, they said, Irish interests in the matter of the new Reform Bill are too intimately ...