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... MR. GLADSTONE AND THR WHIGS. TO TEI EDITOIt. Sir,—The belief, which is becomin g genera l, that Mr. Gladstone is prepared to use his power in Parliament to hand over the loyal in Ireland to the dominion of the disloyal, obliges me to ask myself whether ...
... THE WHIGS AND MB. GLA.DBIOI4 TO THE EDITOR. Sir,—Finding at the present that my views me more in accord with the Conservative party than those of the present Government, I find myself compelled to resign the presidency of the Brigg Division Liberal Also ...
... Earl Grey), and if the Irish members or the Home Rule Radicals wish to crush the Whig arguments of to-day they cannot do better than refer to the speech of this typical Whig of eighty-six years ago. Mr. Grey showed that the overwhelming majority of the ...
... TOPICS OF THE WEEK. THE WHIG AND TORY ALLIANCE. STRTEINO evidence of the intense feeling of opposition which the promulgation of Mr. GLADSTONE'S Irish schemes has called forth, as well as of the strength of the combination of political forces which will ...
... THE TORY FRYING-PAN AND THE WHIG Fast. 0 TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIAIY NEWS Sin,-I observe that at the meeting atflevon- shire House, when Lord Hartington and Mr. Chamberlain exchanged the kiss of peace, his lordship expressed a wish that the Liberal party ...
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... situation. Mr. Gladstone will have the aid of Tories and the Whig landlords in this matter, and he will be able to pass the Land Bill without difficulty. It is absolutely_ certr.in, therefore, that in voting for the Prime Minister's Irish policy you will ...
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... THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS. MR. GLADSTONE AND LORD HARTINGTON. THE ATTITUDE OF : THE WHIGS, DIVISIONS AMONGST THE LIBERALS. We have the best reasons for stating that, as the result of consultation/ between Lord Hartington, Mr. Gladstone, and other leaders ...