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FROM OUR PARLIAMENTARY CORRESPONDENT

... usually occupied by Sir T. Erskiue May. The Marquess of Hartington and Sir W. Harcourt were the only Ministers present The Whigs were represented by and Mr Morley ; the Tories Colonel Tottenham, Mr Stuart Wortley, Mr Warton, Mr A. Bartlett, M. Guest, and ...

LIBERALS Ai\rD THE WAR

... because tbe Liberal party will be free denounce Tue watchdogs are now, unfortunately, the side of tbe aggressors. lean to the Whig than tbe Radical wing of the Liberal party, and I have not been able approve the Irish land policy of Government. But until ...

THE YORKSHIRE POST AND LEEDS

... Liberal used to be understood in Sir younger days, it was synonymous with Whig, and excluded all the others. But where are the Whigs now Lord Harrington was supposed to be a Whig four or five years since ; but at present does not know whether he dare avow ...

(tENCER. FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1888

... ago were be now in tbe flesb. Kxoept on the question of Repeal, O'Cornell was ever loyal, if ind- pendent adherent of British Whig party. Though never in office bimielf, his sons and msny among bie most zealous friends and supporters became Government placemen ...

GENCER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1882

... do what was right, honest, and true. And every one feels that this savage distrust on their part was less, much less, a Whig temper than a Radical one. should not have expected such action from Lord Granville from the late Lord Palmeraton, or scarcely ...

LEEDS INTELLIGENCER

... is to be in for there are threB o r ur non-Conservative schools of politicians. The flural answer would The Whigs ; but neither the Whigs, nor the Radicals, nor the Liberationists can stand alone Mr Gladstone's principle, then, that all non- Conservatives ...