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... acting from time to time as an extinguisher upon Lord Salisbury, came out in his new character as leader of the dissident Whigs who have formed a cave of Adullam, similar to that organised by Lord Dunkellin and Mr. Lowe at the time of the last Reform ...
... the Bill was based. Mr. Bellingham noticed that out of forty-eight Coercion Acts passed since 1830 thirty-three were owing to Whig-Liberal Governments. • He denied that the present movement in Ireland was Radical or Revolutionary, and quoted with much effect ...
... amendment was defeated by 246 to 163, the minority consisting mainly of Conservatives, but including the names of the following Whigs, Mr. H. R. Brand, the Hon. J. C. Dundas, the Hon. C. W. Fitzwilliam, the Hon. W. J. Fitzwilliam, and Mr. Albert Grey—Mr. J ...
... again going into Committee NIONDAV'i on the Bill at a somewhat late hour on Monday, DEBATE. progress was stopped by another Whig amendment, proposed by Mr. Brand, with the object of limiting the right of sale to present occupants only, excluding future ...
... countrymen from a Catholic point of iew, and gave vent to the indignation which is daily increasing in Ireland against the Whigs. In the absence of Mr. Gladstone, it fell on Mr. Childers to sum up the case for the Government. His heart is not in it, ...
... beyond that of a few other irreconcilable landlords. The other two amendments stand in the names of Mr. H. Villiers Stuart, a Whig Home Ruler, and Mr. Bellingham, a Conservative Home Ruler ; and are almost identical—That no measure of Land Reform for Ireland ...
... assist him. At Stafford Mr. George Howell has been selected as the Liberal candidate, and Mr. Cotes, M.P., on the part of the Whigs, and Mr. Jesse Collings on the part of the Radicals, are working in his behalf. The Conservative candidate is Mr. Salt. Last ...
... 216. In the minority were Messrs. Bellingham and F. H. O'Donnell. The moderate Home Rulers voted, as was expected, with the Whigs—but Messrs. Parnell, Dillon, O'Kelly, A. O'Connor, Healy, Biggar and other prominent Irish members were absent. No Conservative ...
... that he would be continued in his occupancy. Lord E. Fitzmaurice, who is evidently watching the Bill in the interest of the Whig landlords, taunted the Government with desiring to establish perpetuity of tenure, but not daring to say so openly. Mr. Gladstone ...
... THE TABLET. • Our society will not call itself a Whig Club or a Revolution Society. Let its name be the Irish Brotherhood.' Let its aim be to make the light of philanthropy—a pale and ineffectual light—converge, and by converging kindle into ardent ...
... majority was therefore 54. The minority was composed exclusively of Conservatives, with the exception of Sir John Ennis, an Irish Whig. Seven Irish Conservatives are included in it,—Messrs. Gibson, Plunket, Colonel Taylor, Mr. J. T. Hamilton, Lord Cole, the ...
... inquire into their disabilities and enact any laws that may be necessary for their material advancement. Any Cabinet, be it Whig or Tory, following such a course would deserve the best support that Great Britain could give it. The article on the Ballot ...