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... prayed earnestly that God would illumine the bishops. Mr. Chamberlain and the Whigs.—TheSpectai tor remarks that nothing is more common than to hear Tories or disaffected Whigs say that the Liberal Covernt ment might have been all very well but for the ...
... Charles - was afraid Whig mrtv • ds and of the Cifc support of the givef CtSe w conse quence of the vote of thanks Smf to the g rs° UBe Commons in that Parliacsy ainJt §- , y * and of the of the Whig mons °th dls , solution of that Whig House of Comn%l\Ln ...
... admirably. On Thursday night for instance, the Whig Lord Stafford sat by the side ' the Radical Mr. Ashton Dilke ; they had opposite to them the Roman Catholic Home Ruler Mr. Bellinham. Mr. Agar Robartes, the Radical Whig, found himself alongside of Mr. Ashme ...
... majority of twenty-five. It is thought that the concessions which Mr. Gladstone subsequently made will prevent a repetition of the Whig defection from the Government should this proposal be grafted on the Bill as a2most inevitably will be, fey the Peers. Gladstone ...
... majorities at two succeeding elections, but lost his seat in 1841 and never again offered himself candidate. Sir John, who was a Whig, married in 1838 Caroline, the daughter of Thomas Thistlewayte, Esq., Southwich Park, Hants, and after his retirement from ...
... other. (Laughter and applause.) Sir Thomas opposed Lord Ebrington's grandfather because lie was Whig, but he was come there not to support Lord Ebrington Whig—he came to support him as Liberal. (Applause.) It was as Liberal that he stood before them, and ...
... warning as the impending peril in Ireland. The majority of the Irish do not like the Tories, says Mr. Lowther, but they hate the Whigs, and desire to be separated from England. Hence they sympathize with outrages and support Mr. Parnell. If this be true, and ...
... telegrawn wns read from Mr. Bgsn, dsted Paris, in which he said he hoped every patriotic Irishman would utterly oppose the Whig candidate for County Tyrone, ws being the neminee of the brutal Coercionists, Mesers. @Gladstone and Forster, A sum of £5O ...
... from Dr. Nulty, the Roman Catholic Bishop of Meath, suggesting that the electors of Tyrone should secure the rejection of the Whig candidate, as lesson to Mr. Gladstone for the retention in prison of the persons arrested under the Coercion Act. Of the Land ...
... it is the leader who contributed so much to the power and repute of the party during the first half of the present century. Whig Administration allowed more than a year to elapse before asking Parliament for exceptional powers to deal with Irish lawlessness ...
... alluded to the Conservatives as the party to which he expected to be opposod throughout his life. There are members of noble Whig families who talk and act at this juncture as if they fully intended to be received into the ranks of Toryism at no distant ...
... n of the conditions of the land question than was displayed by the Government the House of Commons. Lord Salisbury and his Whig allies have been loudly extolled for their acumen and political sagacity, and such, forsooth, is their sagacity that if they ...