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... THE WHIG CAVE. THE discussion on Lord EDMOND FITZMAURICICS amendment goes far to confirm the rumours that have been afloat for some time as to the formation of a Whig Cave in the House of Commons. Lord EDMOND and his friends, Mr. BRAND, Colonel and ...
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... heretofore. B. a have been sole agents In Croydon for the above &MAPS for more than 0 years. and can safely *commend them as Whig superior to al others. Please note the Addlrywes ARTIFICIAL TEETH PAINLESS DENTISTRY. MESSRS. ESKELL & SONS, Surgeon Dentists ...
... and voting often. The Tories, if showing statesmanlike prudence at times, have been stubborn whenever they dared to be. The Whigs have ratted as often as they could without abandoning all allegiance to the Government which for their benefit had been ...
... the action of the Whigs in the Lower House was limited to a more or less united effort to carry two amendments and an occasional protest by absenting themselves from divisions on other questions. This has not sufficed for the Whigs in the Upper House ...
... others. It uppears that Mr. Parnell knew more than some others how much the BRill was disliked by a certain Whig section of the House, and hiow that Whig section would endeavour to play into the hands of the Lords as they did. Mr. Heneage's amendment, which ...
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... to which they belong, and for the order whose privileges they seem so anxious to conserve, that other representatives of the Whig aristocracy have been so lacking both in party loyalty and in sound political judgment. What Lord EDMOND has done is to provide ...
... —All Orden punctually attended tA. wAnamo DAY AIWORM 'DANISH the antiquated, absurd. and de. stroetire process of rabble( and Whig ph. elation sad adopt the OM piss A 9 15s. 01 Wail Wringer awl combined, t 3 be. Car Prima, tt widthdew the Fertniebt's Family ...
... the Act shall be applicable. The figure of £lOO fixed upon by the noble lord was avowedly nominal, and both he and the other Whig members who voted with him would have been content had the Government accepted the principle of the amendment and fixed the ...
... rapidly improved ; Engiwb, L responience, accomplishments ; strict MM:—‘ of good society.—R. M., Alesander’s, 24 O}d Cavendish#t. WHIG w.u-: arithmetic taaght b:l'-,'g at 19 Wormwood-st., , and 401 New Usfordst.; . from 12s, 6d. ’ — ...
... Mr. Egan. in Paris, saving that, now that the Land Bill passed, it behoved the League to be watchful and ready to nieet any Whig reactionary movement. An effort would be made to raise a cry of thanksgiving for Gladstone. Bright, an even Buckshot Forster ...