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... WHIG ON THE GOVERNMENT. Mr. Cumming Macdona, writing from the Middle Temple, says :— Liko many more thoughtful Liberals, I havo been more influenced by patriotism than party, and could not and would not, follow tho wild wanderings, the reckless and ruinous ...
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... FOR EXPORT we keep bond :— setarre.—Abltinthe away, Tate!, Ago/writ Arne, Ramie, an blot', Rum Iran. Scotch and Irish Whigs, file, etc WLNlS.—Cleatupsgos (17 bnunls), Claret, &lock, bar; gurrly. Port, Sherry. Madeira Marsala. liar tc . Maraschino Lego ...
... content himself with such a moiety of the Crimes Act as Mr. Gladstone can induce his Radical colleagues to allow him and his Whig colleagues to be content with, upon the understanding that there is nothing in this arrangement which will debar the former ...
... attitude of the Radicals, as a party, to the Whigs, and remarked that their feelings were somewhat mixed. They (the Radicals) would like to introduce reforms but the Whigs would not let them . do it. But unless the Whigs would introduce some reforms he supposed ...
... conceivable that the differences of opinion now existing in the Cabinet will not be composed, and that the schism between the Whigs and the Radicals may be precipitated. In that event, Mr. Gladstone's final retirement into private life would be no longer ...
... through reform into revolution. Do our legislators realise this )Kwition? or they flatter tbcmsalves that potteiing and tinkering Whig measures, accompanied by hundred million budget, will satisfy the agricultural labourers and the half-starved denizens our ...
... electioneering move pure and simple, the contest in Antrim having to-day reached crisis on the eve of the polling. Just the Whig candidates are suffering in Ireland from the ladies of the Government, so in Scotland, I hear, they are equally handicapped ...
... alliance and dish the Whigs The motion was seconded and carried. Mr Macneedy then moved the third resolution — That Mr. MacDonald, of Mickldhurst, be the Irish candidate be contest the Lancashire Ward against the English Whig-Catholic who has been thrust ...
... 6, Mam ,ma C In LI. 7O -I. to JOSEPH 13OCLT, south N.B.—All Freight Cootrute are made the tenor erred/Mom of the Bills of Whig of this lima, wields Ma be only Pod 1 H. (h. 41. ...
... the Cabinet that no purchase Bill sufficiently Liberal could be worked until a Local Government Bill had been passed. The Whigs seem to be very confident that if their representatives continue firm Mr. Chamberlain and his party will not venture to break ...
... if this policy of coercion was not altogether abandoned. They knew what would happen in that case—when the Whigs and Radicals disagreed—the Whigs wonld give way, and Lord Spencer would say that he could govern Ireland without that extraordinary legislation ...