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... 1871, and under successive Governments he remained at that post until his death. A Liberal and a member *f one of the great Whig families, the wise traditions of our diplomacy allowed him serve the colleague of Lord and the Marquis of Salisbury at the ...
... call upon them le Imam Bekaa they Mr. Moncrall would spend= moil that when be 'pea the present w o uld remember the kindly Whig eatertatned townie him by Bristol minion (bear ; hear). He then &eked Mr. Moucroilf scrota the gift they had parented to, which ...
... Conservatives, 30 I orno Rulers, and four Liberals ; the majority did lot include • any Conservatives, but 17 Home Rulers of the Whig section. The pairs brought up the total of members accounted fur to 594 out of the present complement of 637. A meeting of ...
... The wand of the Great Magician would not always keep together the opposing schools of the Liberal party, and the aristocratic Whig and violent Radical would not be long kept in confederation by honeyed words and empty platitudes. The working classes would ...
... Minister, stating at the same time that the measure is longer under his control. I understand from a distinguished member of the Whig party that the intentions the Government regard Egypt have been very much modified, in deference strong pressure which has ...
... influential quarters, I have reason believe that Mr Gladstone's reply will be constructed as to command both the approval of the Whigs and the silent assent of the extreme Liberals. Meanwhile the Ministerial whips are exerting themselves allay possible opposition ...
... Bill was based on principles far superior to party influences, and men who never took part in the differences which separate Whigs and Tories, but who had been accustomed to m•ard India and its Government and its welfare as altogether removed from the b ...
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... Constitution. While the Conservatives are thus united, the split among the Liberals is growing. alarmed and diegusted are the Whigs and Moderate Liberals at the appeals to the mob inaugurated by the Government. that Ministers bare found it necessary to advise ...
... sought to give them. Mr. Chamberlain's speech yesterday at Hanley has produced the keenest dis►ppointment amongst some of his Whig friends, and not a few Radicals of the older endless militant type wish that he had not outdo it. To judge by the lamentations ...
... for agreement and to have the Redistribution Bill in a few days, represents less the •iews of the Cabinet than thaw of the Whig party, of which he is the exponent. The speeches delivered in the House of Commons to-night practically leave the matter where ...
... than comply with the prayer of a memorial signed .y a large majority of the members returned from Ireland. For once Ulster Whigs, Munster Irreconcilable*, Orange officials, and Nationalist nominees have agreed in an appeal to the Government to undertake ...