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THE TORY FRYING-PAN AND THE WHIG FIRE

... THE TORY FRYING-PAN AND THE WHIG FIRE. I.. . .. - .. . . I Mr. Labouchere writes to the Daily News-I ebserve that at the meeting at Devonshire House, when Lo!d Hartington and Mr. Chamberlain exchanged the kiss of peace, his Lordship expressed a wish that ...

Published: Monday 09 August 1886
Newspaper: Leeds Mercury
County: Yorkshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 628 | Page: 5 | Tags: News 

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... 's withdrawal would !?° ca K ell the hands of the. Government and i£f i?T n OpP°«'tion. It would be a heavy blow to 5 tbe Whigs. Most all it would damage his own position far more than would injur® the Irish cause. The laud laws of the three kingdoms ...

LORD SALISBURY AND LORD HARTINGTON IN CONFERENCE

... that Lord Hartington had long interview with Lord Salisbury yesterday afternoon. It is in contemplation to hold meeting of the Whig opponents of Gladstone's Irish schemes, as well as meeting of the Conservative party. INTENDED RETIREMENT OF MR COWEN, M.P ...

WINK AND SPIRIT MERCHANT

... WINK AND SPIRIT MERCHANT. TOWN K BIAVIit Y WILLIAM CELEBRATED WHIG HT'S EAST INDIA FALL STRONG, and MILD and POUTER. Alao LIGHT BITTER Specially adapted for Family Use, Is. per gallon. CASKS SIX GALLONS aud UPWARDS. THE _B KM L near LEEDS. KIRK.ST ALL ...

LONDON CORRESPONDENCE

... the Duke of Bedford or to those other Whigs who like himself are anxious to know where they are lieiug The ex-Premitr between two fires. If be satisfies the Whigs he disgusts the Radicals, and disgusts the Whigs if he satisfies the For tlie third time ...

ROYAL EXCHANGE RESTAURANT, BOAR LANE. LEEDS.—ALTERATIONS OF TARIFF The oldest established and beat known in the ..

... meet the requirements of their customers a prompt and efficient manner, and liave also decided Deduce the Tariff the folio whig rates:— SOUP. FISH. 40.. Gd., and &L ENTREES, In. and la POULTRY. Is. DINNER FROM THE JOINT, with Yorkshire Pudding, la. SPECIAL ...

SHEFFIELD

... chair during the Queen's Jubilee year. He a stanch supporter and adherent to the Church England. politics Mr Stephenson is Whig of the old school. Although he general supporter of the Liberal party, he was the last election stanch Unionist, was found ...

IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS

... conference with Mr Gladstone I fancy, however, that if thia were done the aspect of the Radicals would be radiant, and that of the Whigs correspondingly gloomy. In truth, tbe former have conquered all along the line. That disruption of the Liberal party, which ...

A COMPLETE FAILURE

... itself in favour of the repeal of the Union. The Opposition will give solid vote against repeal. Lord Hartinarton and the Whigs have rejected all ideas of compromise. It depends upon Mr Chamberlain and the Radicals, who have hitherto followed his leadership ...

PARIS RACES

... following are the result* yesterday'* race* at Lon gc mps : Pant MoULßt—Pyr, 1; Ermemrarde, PRIX OK SAINT CV*.— Utrecht. ; Whig, I ; Pieaae Yourself, X HANDICAP LIBKR - Amethyste. 1; 2; Kagotiu, X PRIX Kecarboucle. 1. Pre Diavolo. PREMIER PRIX L'At Boreas ...

THE IRISH JOURNALS ON THE CRISIS

... carried an appeal will be made to the constituencies is on the caras. It would be the necessary conse- quence of an extensive Whig revolt, but we, see no cause for grave uneasiness as to the result of a dissolution upon the question. The English people are ...

Published: Saturday 30 January 1886
Newspaper: Leeds Mercury
County: Yorkshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 643 | Page: 3 | Tags: News 

IN THE HOUSE

... —if he has one —but seems generally felt that until that declaration made vote an abstract resolution would premature. The Whigs would, in the event of such a resolution being moved now, do what they always have done, namely, search for some ground, matter ...