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... on his side ; but the other bishops’ were abs ent ; and Lord Salis- bury, aided _b; such dukes as Grafton and Somerset and Whigs like Lord Fortescue, Lord Brabourne, and Lord Sherbrooke, was not pre- vented from tasting blood. An appetite like this t feeds ...
... S«Uway Bookstalls. 6090 CONSERVATIVE DEMONSTRATION, PLYMOUTH. All ACCOUNTS In connexion with th» above ahoold be ° Mr. WAIN WHIG BT, the Hon. Treasurer, The Octagon, Plymouth, On or before TUESDAY, the 17th Inst., alter which the Con* UJitlce will dose ...
... turned a speech favour ot the Merchant Shipping Bill into battle cry”; but ignores the combination between the shipowners, the Whigs, and the Conservatives, which gave Mr. Chamberlain, anxious at that moment for compromise, no alternative but an appeal public ...
... that of last year. Then Mr. Chamberlain delivered the Kaclical manifesto to the world. This year as balance, Lord Carlingtord, Whig of the Wings, was m the chair. The attendance, like the interest, fell short of last years feast. Lord Carlingtord, however ...
... the slightest Whig, an ical. (Cheers.) Now, all to Mrs, my lords, ladies, and gentlemen, the resolution which I sympathy for a Rad iberals is this—that they should have gle, | have the honour to propose to you is to this effect, ask the Whigs an Mrs, Pre ...
... peers, who were led, year, by Lird Sslisbury, the measure was rejected. ‘The majority was 57 against 39, and included some Whigs. The minority consis! ted of Bishops, the mem- bers of the Government, the Ministerialists, and Lerd Cairns, The debate was ...
... agreement. Mr. Goschen have come into line, The officialised “* Has braved a thousand years, cant The battle breeze,” to if Whigs are hurt in their souls by the proposal to give discuss policy in Westminster at the very Only one question now remains for ...
... their own from elec- | tion to election, peer soon South Hants is n ow become a Tory stronghold after having 1 long been a Whig seat. A majority | than e | of 1,500 ou! it 0: f a total poll of some 7, 000 votes 18 t | conclusive. But Mid-Surrey shews ...
... of Peers, a moment of crisis. Well, the House of Lords had gone through many crises, one of which was 101 years age when the Whig-Radical Government of day was beaten by the Peersand the people supporte: the Upper House, Another was in 1832. Sir Henry James ...
... Church was dead ; nobody cared for it ; nobody discourse with subjects. attention to it. In England circumstances Occurred ‘Whig who is getting into trouble with drew the attention of the people to the Irish Chum Lord Sackville, Sevenoaks deserves all ...
... and busy day's way was fixed for Monday, was then unable to be com was inevitable, seeing that the competition in class J, Whig although contioued as long as the light The follow, ing is a list of the prize-winners and principal scores C, which was uct ...
... 1887, for coming into operation. No amendment has caused so much anxiety as this. The Conservatives were in its favour ; the Whigs looked with kindly eyes upon it. At one time it was said that a combination would be arranged which would lead to its , passage ...