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... Hero lies John Guy beneath the sod, Who loved his friends and feared Lis God; Also Mary, his wife. The Whigs and the Land Bile.—A meeting of Whig members of both Houses of Parliament was yesterday held at the residence Earl Fitzwilliam, with the object ...
... of Land Bill Bill and Mr. Machnaghter, Con%Wer> Clstcr coMtituencies, and Mr. Conservative member for Galway Government. The Whig honsas ' d^ endish ' Campbell, Carrington, Leigh, ' ««o in., 'ice formed part of the majority, k. Mr. Goschen and Mr. Joseph ...
... he had come to ask them to put their county line with the rest Irolanc and save tho Land Leaguers the disgrace of supportinj Whig and Ministerial candidate. Thero was an ok saying that living donkey was moro powerfu than dead lion, and so the present living ...
... morning states bound Ship uonot ' » tons > homeward **lued at »° of 1,700 tons of su , off the ' on a sunken rock in Allor whig conditi *' ava * and was andoned a picked v The took to tne boate » and at M tlle Britisn man-of-war Sumatra and * h=- r - ...
... precise form, of his words. When Burke appealed to tiie Old Whigs from the New, the term Old Whig was in his mouth 3imply synonym for New Tory. The lato Lord Stanhope was fond declaring himself Whig of the time the Revolution. Retrospective Liberalism of ...
... agreed to thanking the Irish burgesses Coventry for manifesting their contempt of the Gladstone Government by opposing the Whig candidate on Saturday last, and thus contributing to the humiliating defeat of Sir U. K. .Shuttle worth. ...
... the resistance of the ' laws of the lords everywhere to land law reform Peer* who called themselves Liberal-Conservatives, Whigs, even Independent Liberals, would only be too glad to ' shelter themselves under his Grace's resignation hinder or weaken Mr ...
... questions. He says last session showed jliow seriously the Government were embarrassed by the withdrawal of the support of the Whig, section in both Houses. At the opening of this session it was believed the same party exerted their influence in favour of ...
... on which had done more in the cause of land reform eighteen months than the Ulster Whigs ever hoped to see accomplished. future they would prevent the return of a Whig candidate for any Irish constituency. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Mr. Bulwer, Q.C, was nominated ...
... presence of such a seductive resolution as that presented by the Opposition, is feared some Whigs may support it. Ido not gather, however, that the possible Whig defection will amount to serious dimensions, certainly not to imperil the second reading. ...
... prison because they chose o \J\ the Land League rather than the Whig of the country; because they ha tr°Z' their best to rescue the suffering farmer oppressive landlords. These were the , d the Whig Government—Gladstone, Forster, court—had chosen to put the ...
... of form. A fourth says tliat he wrote history according to the melodramatic style of Anno Radchffe and Maturin. was classed Whig. Nevertheless, he was on the side of despotism against modern Liberalism, which he sneered at. Justice calls him Scotchman ...