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... A Supporter of Mr. Mundella.— The letter referred to will be found in the Independent of the sth March, 1884. An Old Whig. — The paragraph in our Loudon letter of yesterday pointing out the boons conferred on railway travellers by tbe present ...
... »*A Supi>orter of Mr. Mundeiia.—The letter referred tn will be found in the Independent of tbe sth March, lEB_. •* Ai- Oid Whig.—Tbe paragraph in our London letter on Thursday pointing out the i.oons conferred ou railway tra ...
... THE RRFORM OF THE HOUSE Q._ LofLDi. -fetacosmos writes: — At the last Cabinet Council tbe Whig portion 0.. tne uovernxuent took a great deal ol trouole to insist tbat tne Irancniae agitation ?? oe conn_e_ as far as possioie to tne bill, wituout oeing ...
... ot one of the great English parties of this country. (Cheers.) Their policj, in one word, was to pay off Whig against Tory, aud Tory against Whig. He thought the position in the British Parliament of Mr. Parnell aud his party was aiucn trua same as that ...
... between the wind and his nobility, is prepared to accept a Whig Government, or a Coalition Government of Whigs and Tories; or a Compo- site Government of heterogeneous political mixture, in which Whigs, Conservatives, Tories, Parnellites, and anythingar _n ...
... the matter waa not yet decided, whetfler it was better to have Mr. Coseham. the Hon. F. Strut*, or Mr. James All port. The Whig party and tbe Conservative party did not wish for a coudic., oat the advanced portion of the Liberal party w._hed to have a ...
... particularly devotes tne _ mber days to obt.m tne grace of the Holy Ghost when holy orders are Riven and minister* __U. An Old Whig. — The precious document which professes to ja.tny the Lords oat of tne mouths ot the Liberal leaders, and wnich yoa ...
... will hold an autumn sitting and reintroduce it. There is a very strong feeling, however, amongst many prominent members of the Whig party against an autumn session, aud pressure will be put upon the Government to induce them to forego their present in- tention ...
... a great Whig nobleman— one ol the wealthiest of the Whig aristocracy ; and we can only hope that our Tory fnends are satisfied with Lord Durham's plain speaking. At that Newcastle meeting other Whigs also spoke, and amongst them a wealthy Whig Commoner ...
... next, —cording as the wind blows, and who for anything jrnown to the contrary might be a Home Ruler, or a Tory Democrat, or a Whig, or anything else to-morrow. —r. Marriott, in fact, does not know what he is him- •elf- He came forward as a Liberal, and got ...
... suddenly aban- doned the hereditary politics of bis family aboat two years ago, and proclaimed him- self a Liberal of the Whig type. Tha late Earl sat in the House of Lords as Baroa Strathspey, a title which was given to his father by Lord Derby in 1858; ...
... and sailors in Egypt. There were two parties in this country. There were the Tories, and there were some of the Liberals and Whigs, who were trying to compel the Government at tbe present time, under one pretext or another, to send soldiers and sailors on ...