... London, with the unwonted spectacle *of the Marquis of Salisbury, Lord Hartingtou, Mr Goschen, and Mr Peter Rylands—Tories, Whigs, and Radicals on the same platform—nothing better has been offered as a solution to the Irish problem than vague generalities ...

... misgovernment of the Whigs, of whom O'Connell had said that though he hated the Tories like poison, yet he hated the Whigs worse! And no wonder, for while the Tories bad only passed one solitary Coercion Act in Ireland, the Whigs, or Liberals, had suspended ...

... Warehouse MAIN STREET. KILWINNING, Lid.. 76 Id. Id. 16s fd, Id. globes up. d. R - ASALIEII.B.—Vour Lights, with glebes sad Whig Um Pessary Warshaw., Shamrock Stmt. West. Ball Lira adism% (West.) Alias —The Ora* !arta Zan, Trader. Foundry in Ovate (with ...

... an ore with a fwd, if only it is fairly sb.rnforretic. They swell the following of any movee' to liege no fibers, sod the Whigs ot the suture will • serious task in attempting to avoid sorpriee. They will be compelled ti keep together large lases, the ...

... Ireland, which was to separate without disuniting, to please Mr Parnell, be acceptable to the Radicals, not objectionable to the Whigs, and without reasonable grounds of opposition on the part of Constitutionalista. Such, at all events, was probably the idea ...

... Mr John Morley, (’hief- for Ireland, significant of earning event*. His presence the Cabinet, with the absence of leading Whigs, given the new Administration colouring former Administration ever had before. It Radical; the Government Bills to introduced ...

... as Chief- Sec-etary for Leland, is significant of coming events. His pre:once in the Cabinet, with the absence of leading Whigs, gives the new Administration a colouring former Administration ever had before. It is Radical ; the Government Bills to be ...

... have the courage of their own convictions, and whose convictions have led them to support the PRIME MINISTER. Every individual Whig who has seen it to be his duty to dissent has been magnified into a temporary prominence, which he never, save in his wildest ...

... Governments of Lord Lterhy and Mr Disraeli mar aged also to maintain order without any of those exceptional measures which Whig and Whig-Radical trati-ns appear to find essential for the government of the country. the meanwhile, however, th fantastic hatred ...

... meeting held in Scotland. in IS'2O, usually called the Pantheon meeting, from the plays where it was held, and at which the great Whig leaders of the Scottish Bar were the chief speakers. It was implied by the speakers at your meeting that the bill might be ...

... by British statesmen in time past has been very similar to that accorded Mr Gladstone 's Radical act of justice. Tories and Whigs of the deadlock order have groaned over the decadence of our country, but the measures have become law, the changes have been ...

... the Genevan versions is also called the Whig Bible, on account of the verses reading Blessed are the piace-hunting. the practice of place-hunting being, we presume, one of the favourite occupations of the Whigs, or great Liberal party of this country ...