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... REPORTED IRISH WHIG-PARNELLITE ALLIANCE. I and w des ead annoyance has been caused in Irish Whig and Barncllite circles by report nublished in the Dublm Express that Whig and Parnellite alliance Ulster had been entered into. In accordance with the alliance ...
... Mr. on the Government oe India.—The London correspondent of the Northern Whig says that Mr. John Slagg, M.P., will contribute to the February number of the Contemporary Review article on Parliament and the Government of India. The Derbyshire Times says ...
... THE CREATION OF PEERS. Whigs. Melbourne 1837 to 1841 32 Lord J. Russell 1847 to 1851 15 Palmsrston 1356 to 1858 12 _ Ditto 1959 to 1864 19 Lord J. Ru- ...
... unholy alliance. The force of tbe Kadioals will compel Whigs to reconsider their position, for the gulf which divides the Tory and the Whig magnates is not nearly as large as the distance between the Whigs and those grim associates who now fill the streets ...
... had told them they ;' had nothing to expect from the Tories. Well, of the choice between honest Tory enemy and a hypocritical Whig enemy he preferred the honest man. They were determined to let every Government which brought in measure of coercion for the ...
... THE CREATION OF PEERS. Whigs. Melbourne 1837 to 1841 32 Lord J. Kussell 1847 to 1851 15 Palmerston 1356 to 1858 12 Ditto 1859 to 1864 19 Lord J. Kussell 1865 to 1866 14 Gladstone 1869 to 1874 35 Ditto 1380 to 1883 20 Total 147 Conservatives. Sir R. Peel ...
... THE NEW SPEAKER. Mr. Arthur Peel, the Speaker-elect, attired in bar whig and court suit, took the chair at two o'olock, and at 10 minutes past tLa hour Admiral Sir J. Drummond, tho Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, appeared and summoned the House the ...
... troops three times. He would ask the Tories what had they gained by Sir Stafford Northoote's invasion of Ulster. To* morrow a Whig of the first water would be returned unopposed for Derry. The Nationalists had de; liberately refrained from putting forward ...
... evidence that the Whigs have taken the alarm, and that the line traced out for the Liberal party by the Leeds Conference not by any means to be regarded as foregone conclusion which the Government has option but adopt. H the Whigs survive the corning ...
... promise respecting the next Parliamentary election, as a working man's candidate will shortly be introduced independently of the Whig or Tory party. It was aiso decided tho meeting to hold a demonstration in the Public Hall aa early date, when the name of ...
... their own convictions in order that a party may remain in office, and it openly compels others to what certain members of the Whig aristocracy secretly compel themselves to do. is useless to deceive ourselves. All these new methods in politics—the caucus ...
... concentrate popular attention on the Franchise Bill. . It is thought that the Government are in more danger of a Radical than of a Whig secession on the Vote of Censure. The militant section that school believe that Mr. Chamberlain would immensely enhance his ...