... Rogers - Mr. Plunket, commenting on the speeches of Mr. Shaw and Sir. Russell, described them as an attempt to ' Boycott' the Whigs, and designed not so much to defeat coercion as to force the hand of the Government on the land question. Protesting against ...

... Clerkship of Session. The scheme to bestow it on him had been begun by the Tories, but (most honourably) was eonsplatedny by the Whigs, and after the fall of the latter, met the new Clerk, and congratulated bim on his appointment, which he liked all the better ...

... forced in the course of the debate upon the Address that he might be able to give the Bill a snore trenchant character than his Whig colleagues were willing to accept. The Manchester Guardian declares that Mr. Glad- stone would not allow a popular clamour ...

... between this Bill and that of the late Government were In Obi constitution otitis Conservancy Bosnia and the incidence of Whig, and he thought that on those heads the present sill was tree from the objections raised against that intro- duced by the Duke ...

... Land League are doing no more than giving effect to the views which he then expressed when he void, There are men among the Whig party who have fair sentiments with regard to Ireland, but who, whenever they treat of this question, are afraid of dealing ...

... ee by Sir James Graham, the House of Commons appointed a Secret Committee to investigate the subject. When the evidence of Whig as well as Tory Home Secretaries and Viceroys had been considered, it was recommended that the power should not be abrogated ...

... from commenting, except In a few general terms,upon the public affairs of Ireland. He described himself as professing moderate Whig principles, and regretted that in Ireland there were too few men of that description. As to Coercion, some had declared that ...

... terms Whig and Tory, which, first used politically as nick-names in the corrupt_reign of Charles 11., wore soon proudly assumed as badges ; they were now the distinguishing terms by which the two groat parties in the State were known. The term Whig, at ...

... make so distinguished a mark. In the autumn of 1832 he issued an address to the electors of High Wycombe In opposition to the Whig candidate but failed to be returned by a few votes. On the Wantland of the Melbourne Minletry in 1834 he again appealed to ...

... te wake *pear to bays berm rescued. --- The sea around the ems of the dfassbet Is described aa pneendm a ghastly appeeranot, Whig eavered with wreckage and t.h fin freesia*. The Doterel west down in eked eight Whoops of water. Only six bodies wire afterwards ...

... the Cabinet. As Mr. Goschen'a silent opposition to the retrocession of the Transvaal and his mere recent participation in the Whig revolt upon the Land Bill have placed him out of the running, he will not now share in the new distribution of places. Mr. ...

... year ; there witl be a County Franchise Pill ; there will thou be a large accession of Radical voters, and the Tories and Whigs will be faced by Radicals ;only. Ido not pretend to say what will be the but that is what is coming in the immedietefutore ...