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... Those who looked to Lord Hartington to solidify the Whigs who wanted to be patriots in a crisis in their country's hiatory rather than to be partiaana are sorely disappointed. Those who fancied that, now that Lord Hartington had brought himself to join ...
... weaken the bauds of the Government and strengthen tho Opposition. It would be a heavy blow to Radicalism, and a godsend to the-Whigs. Most of all it would damage his own position more than would injure tiie Irish cause. The landlords of the three kingdoms ...
... s, and half dozen Trevelyans. The only serious danger for Mr. Gladstone would,'it is suggested, be fusion of the Moderate Whigs with the Tories. The latter would willingly accept the idea of a Coalition Cabinet, in which Lord Salisbury would be Minister ...
... have reason to believe that although there is present no sort of compact between Mr. Chamberlain and Mr. Trevelyan and the Whig section, there is every prospect of a rapprochement. As we pointed out yesterday, the position of Lord Hartington, Sir Henry ...
... Ireland and of intensifying the disunion which present prevails. It is said that the Whigs are preparing an alternative policy to that ...
... proclaims his antagonism to everything like concession. If, tomorrow, his leaders should again decide to attempt to dish the Whigs by outbidding them, the newly-elected member for Altrincham will go heartily after them. The time is fast coming when such ...
... unauthorised programme can now go for the scalp of the grand old man in company with Lord Hartington, Mr. Goschen, and the Whigs, for whom be has hitherto cherished such intense feelings of reverential respect. ...
... a certainty. Any modification of tho scheme in the direction of the money branch of the subject will produce secessions the Whig element of the Cabinet, which naturally looks to the protection of the landed interest. The Parnellite party profess to be ...
... opinions to which some of us have given expression. W e grieve to say that are grievously disappointed. Tbe two luminaries, Whig and Tory, shone this morning with dull and tremulous light. Indeed it was with great difficulty we recognised them through ...
... weight of authority at the present time against it? Tho whole of the Tory party, headed by Lord Salisbury—(cheers)—many ot the Whig party, led by Lord Hartington— (cheers) —Mr. Goschen, and Sir Henry James, men who within the last few weeks have made the ...
... Mark - Hnlme : Even. M ULA N. a d intlle afternoon 30. \_ ls sio a e r Sermon in the Evening ...
... constituted. Some politiciana are diaposed to believe that Friday's division on the subject will indicate the relative strength of Whigs and Radicals in the House Commons. The division will not, however, afford perfectly reliable criterion, because most Liberals ...