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... Government, for he maintained that the primary s n oenet fornt be aintaie ?? ..duty of every Government, be it Tory, Uadical, or Whig, oe was-the maintenance of the honour of the nation abroad, bt and any Government that could be proved to have failed e in ...
... bean it had not been for Dufton. ) - Mr in vote of confidence in Mr Ihjfton. raid did not think there was any ra.vn Ludrt, Whig, Tory, or Radical, who c »uld nay a word that genth man. had civon hi* the the office, and hie a'.teuriaucee, both the Gnincil ...
... Molloy.-Mr. A Melvoy moved- That .whilst we cannot sufficiently I express our detestations of ,the despotic action of d the 'Whig Government' in adresting Mr. Parnell, we o congratulate both the latter end the Irifa people on his n having been judged worthy ...
... imposition export duties with increase of import duties. But tho great historical innovation in the Corn Laws was reserved for the Whig Ministry of William 111. (1 William and Mary, cap. 13) hy which bounty of ss. was paid every quarter wheat exported when the ...
... rewarded by deeds which would disgrace Russian tyranny. Tbe duty of Irishmen is to drive into obscurity the seltisb and dog reded Whigs wherever the opportunity presents itself, and prove that the vitality Irish national aspiration burns as biighlly exile on ...
... apprenticeship, and when about to commence her training college career, thus wrote on the subject of history : —‘* The names Whig and Tory came into use in the reign of John. The political principles which they represent are these 1st, Tory: The principles ...
... independent of the Irish contingent) are enough to allow these agitators to govorn country, surely is high time for all honest Whigs and patriotic men, no matter what their politics may be, to withdraw their support from it, and unite together to see if Government ...
... ry inlluenco in favour of the Church, than were the Church Peers M.P's. of fifty, thirty, or even fifteen years ago. Even Whigs are more on their honour to show reasonable fairness to all parties the Church; and all parties in both Houses attempt more ...
... approve of it he was ready abandon it—that is, if the country declared for fair trade, Sir Stafford Northcote would do what the Whigs did when they gave up a fixed duty wheat and championed free trade, or what Mr Cham berlain himself has done twice in his brief ...
... ville-street. Mr. McEvoy moved :—‘' That whilst we can- not sufficiently express our- detestation of the despotic action of the ‘ Whig Government’ in arresting Mr. Parnell, we congratulate both the latter and the Irish people en his having been judged worthy ...
... ibiruSosdhAVeitEidiag Con Ar-i.rat; %, . 3 . j;. and C. K. . J;V ■ i,bAVctt tV. nof Coustrr* .•'N it) T»iE . OF r.T!\f.W the folia whig -I i wi.ich they*) 1' i.j j » 7-Tv ?Xi;»Vr * fail **io r:- ution needed •-i-., r'ir. went »•» ...
... secure the peace of Ireland. He did think that the spirit of country was- being roused. did care what Government was power Whig, 1, Conservative but believed that English nation had determined that the honour of tho country should be preserved, and that ...