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... ANNOWU SACRED PICTURE, THE MAN OF SORROWS,” Whig ON VIEW ON O71. 1882. AND LLOWT. AYS DEVON AND CORNWALL GALLERY, UNION STREET. ...
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Western Morning News
LIBBIiAL MEETING
... Pendarves) a Whiz, wag but the old word tauch to that, ag Whig for and they meant the same thing. There were many Wi in the present Governmen’, and he thought it might bo said the terms Liberal and Whig Mr. Collins had insinuated that he were syoonymows, tof ...
FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT
... ready to accopt a compromise on the three I's,” Amon the Whigs ero existed ao spirit of criticism fia sh at any moment could grow bitter, Then came a moment when the Conserva- tives and the Whigs suspended judgment, and the moderate Irishmen grew hetio ...
FROM OCR LONDON CORRESPONDENT
... Grey comes forward to-day to declare against the essential principle of the measure. He himself, an antiquated and scholastic Whig, bound in the fetters of rij economical notions, is not a personal aatbority. He has no following. But the danger he points ...
FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT
... is now left, therefore, an alliance with the Whigs, which every effort is being made to create. It is rather a difficult matter ; and has been more marked during the Recess than the absolute silence of Whig Commoners. Hardly one of them has opened his ...
FROM ODR LONDON CORRESPONDENT
... has had since 1832, is unable in the House of Lords to command more than seventy-six votes on a crucial point of policy. Whigs like the Duke of Sutherland simply cross the House. Less pronounced men stay away. The dislike to Mr, Gladstone is so intense ...
FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT
... PI to fail; and when once it ceases of Som: mons’ lo will soon to empty the h. In this condition of thi the attitude of the Whigs and the Tories wore than Twice y they shirked a division ; and in neither case di they keep up a debate bevond its point. ...
IIiI.SU DISAFFECTION
... inability to pay a rack which a tenant might be ejected rent, ‘A. monster organised with a view of effecting coalition between the Whigs and Land Leaguers in county esterd ferry, under the pre- Down, was held of Mr. ii ‘urst, county magistrate. lay at 0 siftency ...
THE LIBERAL DEFEAT AT THE NEXT ELECTION
... surprise at finding sume their old tactics of division and majority than they re: mutual antagonism, In Parliament we see Whigs against Irish Liberals divided amongst themselves and opy sing the Government on every pretext. Latterly this t the Bral lauzh ...
DESTRUCTIVE MILL FIRE
... refrained from commenting, ex a few general terms, upon the public affairs of Irelan He described himself TS ofessing moderate Whig principles, and regretted that in eland there were so few of that description. As to coercion, some had declared that it shou ...
FROM OCR LONDON CORRESPONDENT
... the Queen's Speech. They are not satisfied by Mr, Gladstone's longer and fuller explanation. They fear that what they calla Whig bi will be introduced as the result, to speak candidly, of the pressure used by Lord Hartington in the late sittings of the ...
IM TOIIDTOSOt TMI WSSIMfi UOISIOT SUW-T
... as a natural right—the enjoying what belongs beauties of their native county. pool iol the efforts of earnest Aristocratic Whigs poob-p on last the latter broke Libersls in the sister di Jesson as will hardly be way, and taught them euch a anil what’ is ...