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... there is foundation for the report published in some Irish papers of coalition or understanding between the - Parnellite and Whig sections with a view to a mutual arrangement of seats at the next election. There truth in a rumour which has been published ...
... THE CONSERVATIVE DEMONSTRATION AT MANCHESTER. The London correspondent the Xortherm Whig Writes:— The numcric&l anccesa the magnificent' | Tory demonstration at Manchester, on Saturday last, which was declared by the Marquia of Salisbury to , represent ...
... with the Bill this Session. REPORTED WHIG AND PARNELLITE ALLIANCE '1 he &MAU states that much annoyance has been caused in Irish Whig and Parnellite circles by the report published in that paper this week that a Whig and Panteßite alliance in Ulster had ...
... correspondent finishes with a sarcastic insinuation which clearly provos that cither an independent Conservative or vreak-kneed Whig—a trimmer, in fact. He gives uo proof for his last statement. Metaphor and rhyme are, it seems to me, accomplishments peculiar ...
... Catalogam. The Sale will owner punctually at 11.30. O Ad the Property i= Disposed sad Party promised. the IntireElleols must Whig ANNUAL SALE OF CIDER. RAM FARM. YATTO?. ROMLItt 4 ET. Ono Milo from the Tattoo Railway Mations R. H. SH 1N ER received inetructione ...
... to be his successor? That will be a problem indeed, not to be disposed of in the usual comfortable Whig fashion of appointing the member of an old Whig family, nor by the Radical method of selecting a thorough-going Radical. The international horizon ...
... where, as it was then composed, the chances of the American candidate would have been by no means tbo worst. The famous old Whig pa*ty was overwhelmed in 1852 when General Scott received bnt 42 electoral votes, and yet if the States of Connecticut, Delaware ...
... by law by revolution T He was favonr of a revolution. (Loud cheers.) That was not a Radical doctrine, but an old Whig doctrine. Old Whig*, who,«ere excellent follows, looked back to the glorious revolution of 1688, and called it the charter their liberties ...
... 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 ...
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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 ...
... party, comparatively weak and outnumbered; and John Bright was their most far-seeing and oourageous spoke,- man. Tories and Whig* seemed between them to have nearly all the power. There were plenty of hand* 1 ready to drag back and keep down; there were ...