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... the Factory Bill to revenge them- selves upots tle manufacturers weho were opposing the Corit Litiva, and not a fesv of the Whigs supported it ns a means of inluring the Government of Sir Robert Peel. If the Corn Laws had not been repealed the Factory Bill ...
... or even with any serious complication there, the allegiance of the Radicals must be shaken.; and when it is once shaken the Whig section in the Cabinet may like to assert itself. Curiously enough, good deal 9 on the turn of events Egypt, and by comparing ...
... the share that Mr. Chamberlain and others are likely to have in making the pie. Does Mr. Gladstone know his own mind Have the Whig members of the Cabinet made up theirs ? If the simple plan of allowing every resident outside boroughs to vote adopted, and ...
... candidate to show Sir Sthfford and tbe Tori** that they could carry on aa they had been doing. Nat ionalists while at war with the Whigs were equally »* war with the Tories. ...
... could not carry on as they had been doivg. The Nationalists, while at war with the W were equally at war with the Tories, Whigs, WORKHOUSE I. PRISON HARD LABOUR. Thomas MeGibbons, a pauper inmate of St. George’s- in-the-East Workhouse, was charged at ...
... nominee of Mr. Parnell's will be permitted to occupy the seat without challenge. Coalition is stated to be likely betw«eu the Whigs and Tories, and several names are mentioned as those of possible candidates. Lord Brooke, M.P., speaking Conservative meeting ...
... stir up strife, but the result was disastrous to the Tory party, far it had excited the Nationalists to opposition, and now Whig Solicitor-General was being returned unopposed forDerry. The Nationalists had deliberately abstained from putting forward candidate ...
... these hail with enthusiasm the opportunity for showing their dislike for his principles. usual, there is a talk of the local Whigs uniting with ihe local Tories in order to keep out a Parnellite ; but there have been so rumours of this kind with regard to ...
... fact worth noting that neither my father nor Mr. Wadstone were originally members of the Liberal party, nor what were called Whigs. They were both friends, admirers, and followers of Mr. Canning, who held enlightened views as to the liberty of nations in ...
... ranks, &c, 4 Then awa’ wi’ you Tories to hills and to rocks, And beware how you deal wi’ a cunni old fox, And tremble false Whigs in the midst o’ your gle>, Ye hae nae seen the last your W.G, 1884. Come fill up your ranks, &c. ¥F. B.L. ...
... secretary and organiser of the Cork Exhibition, will be a candidate for the vacancy the representation of Cork City in- the Whig and Conservative interest. The National party have not yet made any selection, but Mr. Justin McCarthy, jun., fseely named ...
... dissipate a good deal of small talk. But I think it is quite likely the Whigs will, as Mr. Albert Grey seems disposed to do, vote free, as they will probably call it. With the Whigs and Irish even against it, the bill may be carried; and it is at all ...