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... the Whigs, we have the elements of a very powerful combiuation. The Whigs, too, must be perfectly well aware that neither their traditions nor their principles lay them under any obligation to act with the more advanced An appeal from the new Whigs to ...
... leaders, says Stewart Parnell. dare not accept any courtesy or place-begging compliment from any British Minister, whether Whig, Tory, Irish race will not would justly cover him wii The Irish in America would spit upon him as the liant victim of a ec ...
... probable behaviour of the Whig Party when- ever the question of the Franchise comes before the House of Commons. He is a decided Party man. one not likely to let a tritle stand between himself and his allegiance. He is a genuine Whig, and he has abilities ...
... homogeneo ua party at the present time, but their homogeniety con-, sisted of three parts— the Radical Party on one side,, the Whig on the other, and the Home Ruler, the man with the boots and spurs on, in the centre (laughter). Sir John denounced the policy ...
... possession of every one, no matter what may be his political opinions, who ob. ‘s served the course of Sir — Belfast Northern Whig. HA M: A Sub; Yin of Mab. GRA y ...
... every thiu would work smoothly ; for even if the Irish aw Ultra-Radicals opposed the measure, theConsfi] vatives and the Whigs could keep the vessel! course straight and bring her safely into p;: On that assumption the whole question turn 3 But what ...
... Lord Aberdeen promised the formation of a Government of both Conserva- tives and Liberals, but really composed his Cabinet of Whigs, Tories, and advocates of the lot and of househol and all the papers con asa most able one, and fit for ry work, one of the ...
... in the Hous of Commons last tt when it was found tha Mr. Albert Grey, R. Brett, the Hon. R P. Bruce, and one or two other Whig member had voted in favour of Mr. Labouchere’s Motion Mr. Richardson-Gardner was ted fron voting against the Motion by being ...
... —The Earl of ELGIN and several members of Parlis. ment also took in the proceedings.—Lord remarked tha: had been of an that Whigs for the Queen. ...
... sick from the effect of the er bal At sea she Whig, -tide rock than Man of and if in the time of Of the upon to man War these the rea} are case—as after defence, which in the event of a large war y, dlled up witis men they w, ould bethe the home why ...
... Lord Aberdeen promised the formation of a Government of both Conserva- tives and Liberals, but really composed his Cabinet of Whigs, Tories, philosophical Radicals, and advocates of the ballot and of household suffrage, and all the papers congratulated him ...
... Tost of the quarrelling ¢ = tnd ma ot about ose tea-time a loud scream was ta caused the lodgers to below to see what ¥ d, Whig with his daughter Charlotte. the Prisoner's room they fg he was bein, bel ina upon a chair, and the P, round her neck. The ...