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... LORD HARTINGTON AND THE WHIGS. The Daily News remarks:— Lord Hartington is far too able and too strong a man to be suited merely for the work of moderating, checking, and delaying the movements of other men. He is qualified be an impelling and inspiring ...
... stir up strife, but tho result was disastrous to the Tory party, for it had excited the Nationalists to opposition; and now a Whig Solicitor- Oeneral was being returned unopposed for Derry. The Nationalists had deliberately abstained from putting forward ...
... a candidate will be started upon whom both Whig and Tory can concentrate their forces. The Conservatives have always been able to poll about 1,300 votes for their candidate, but the number of votes the Whigs would bring them is unknown quantity, though ...
... Everything is done too late. The golden moment when the mischief might be prevented cannot bo utilised because Kadical and Whig cannot be brought to agree upon any action. After asking what the Government is prepared when Lords havo thrown out the Franchise ...
... reminded them of Captain MTeraan's connection with the mnrdcr of Pnkoci* Hyn*. H« said b« preferred thorough Tory pliable Whig. Some atones wan thrown by the crowd at the Protestant Hall, smashing panes of glass. GaxsrasT Hi.s«si*e.-A simple, pare, harmlees ...
... there is foundation for the report published in some Irish papers of coalition or understanding between the - Parnellite and Whig sections with a view to a mutual arrangement of seats at the next election. There truth in a rumour which has been published ...
... by steadily opposing its progress through Committee till the concession bos been made All this was doubtless present to the Whig Reviewer's mind; and reluctantly compelled to admit that the unwillingness of the Cabinet to enunciate any formal scheme on ...
... Northcote were invested with plenary powers, and were permitted half an hour of friendly conference, there is no reason why Whigs and Tories, at any rate, Bhould not co-operate heartily in farthering acceptable scheme of parliamentary reform. ...
... THE CONSERVATIVE DEMONSTRATION AT MANCHESTER. The London correspondent the Xortherm Whig Writes:— The numcric&l anccesa the magnificent' | Tory demonstration at Manchester, on Saturday last, which was declared by the Marquia of Salisbury to , represent ...
... included and opposed by 17. Among the majority were Home Rolers. five decoders from the party, and five Liberals Ulster Whigs. The Irish minority was •pmpoeed exclusively of Conservative* Tan Scotch members opposed the resolution, as did 26 members ...
... correspondent finishes with a sarcastic insinuation which clearly provos that cither an independent Conservative or vreak-kneed Whig—a trimmer, in fact. He gives uo proof for his last statement. Metaphor and rhyme are, it seems to me, accomplishments peculiar ...
... limits, and would, in a man of lower origin, be condemned as simple brutality, there is a disposition quite as visible among Whigs as among Tories to treat him as an exceptional person, and allow him something more than his fair chance. is gravely censured ...