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... land by the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs, as O'Connell well named them. Why, the most oppressiveTory Government that Ireland ever had was satisfied a one year Coercion Bill, to be renewed need be. Does the Whig Government hope to live five year a—the ...
... 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. ...
... discovered anything in their lives. Capital speech of youre Clara. That'B it—give it the landlords hot. Cabinet (all except Whigs and Reactionaries) with you to man. When shall wa start our English Land League? No end of fun. Fancy Hartington, Selborne ...
... proclaims his adhesion the present Coercion Ministry. It is, in my opinion, of vital importance to the Irish cause that the Whig element this Ministry, whose preponderance has been so prejudicial to true liberty, should weakened, even if a temporary gain ...
... deplored everything the shape hard hitting in debate. All blows of that sort ought to be reserved for the common enemy; gentle Whigs and sweet-natured Tories were never, never made to tear each other's eyes Here wa3 the sin of Mr. Lowthar; said things well ...
... encouraged Mr. Stanhope to try to play the Lord Lytton role in the Commons. Yesterday afternoon, amid general Tory and some Whig cheers, he announced the terms of his forthcoming motion favour of the retention of Southern Afghanistan. (Questioned by Charles ...
... startled at the idea of Lord Hartington bemg actuated by party motives as the Professor seemed to think it ought to be. Great Whig noblemen have one a great things for thé sake of power before this, and we have seen Lord himself swallow a good many of his ...
... possess the mora t, physical, « r mental stamina for such an important position as Chancellor of the Exchequer. Besides, the Whig families are quite strongly enough represented in the Cabinet, and the Radicals might excusably growl were another member the ...
... claims his adhesion to the present Coercion Ministry. It is, in my opinion, of vital importance to the Iiish cause that the Whig element in this Minis- try, whose preponderance has been so prejudicial to true liberty, should be weakened, oven if a temporary ...
... practical ly miserably insufficient B ritis x the he have been sent to t orders pose of reducing them bo 4! which concerns the Whigs- whom rest the persons the serious ty for atest conclusion of ur ubt be no do we presume, in South fact that the Britisi sur ...
... fiftieth anniversary of the passing of Reform Act, 1832. The Duke of Bedford will preside, and many of the leading members of the Whig party will attend. The conduct of the Irish obstructives promises to bring about all sorts of odd results Parliament' For instance ...
... qualified in respect 1s, i ® orderin which the r ate book forthe parish list tna: » Oras nearly thereto » and rolls to record Whig h the 1 order in the street of bo ro Vv ate aubjact m ba ivided into wards to y Vay Shy ro) into ward lists.’ 8 Son Clagign ...