... sides as satisfactory. The objections to an Irish Parliament are believed to be less general with the Radical than with the Whig section of the Liberal party ; and with regard to the religious question the Government encounter no serious difficulty Friends ...

... tue Jo nson presentation on Wednesday evening. it possible that after the events of the last few weeks there remains single Whig nobleman who, hoping to see better state cf thing in Ireland, deierminea, to resist any attempt at separation from England ...

... ture which was hardly ‘possessed of Lord Hartington and Sir Henry James by the refusal +o enter the Government ; and with the Whig and Radical leadera hi olding aloof from the Administration Mr. Gladstone wou id necessarily find it extremely difficult, to ...

... Gladstone' political career was fast drawing to a disastrou close. Many prominent Radicals wholly distruste ...

... Tae of beautiful shrimp-pink tatin. (From the Court Journal.) The new Cave of Adullam is bacoreiog P** filled. The number of Whigs who have Dl ® intention to support Lord Hartingion is now 63» that Madame Albani receives singing at the Royal Albert Hall ...

... we have the Irish policy of the PRIME MINISTER laid before the country. The probabilities are that with Radical as well as Whig mine. sentatives Mr. GLADSTONE will be unable to secure a majority for his Home I Rule scheme, plus his Land Purchase proposals ...

... separate Pailianient for Ireland as detrimental to Ifmgl.su and Irish interests, and said that all parties In Ibis country—Whigs, Tories, Conservatives, Liberals, even ke2utrlcant—uad tut'serto combined in the gn a doctrine that Ireland must be united ...

... have heard the question put thus : If Mr. Gladstone fails to satisfy a Tory democrat like Lord Randolph Churchill ; a cautions Whig like Lord Hartington ; a—well-l-don'tknow-what-to-call-him—like Sir Henry James ; a cavist like Mr. Goschen • an o ffi cial ...

... ranso^.j^ (applaSer t aCCUBea by their bitterest opponents bigots, their views were broad and as » the views of the veriest Whigs of old; f they did insist on was the our Constitution and the the (Applause.) Concluding, Mr. Imbert-Terry 1 ', Conseivatives ...

... am sure some of the people who joined in the shindy believe that there will be special provision in the next world for both Whigs and Tories. Ostensibly, the main issue decided was whether the Governors were to be the governing body of the School, or the ...

... Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, preserved her charms far beyond middle age and her lovely complexion to the last. Georgiana was Whig and a warm partisan of the orator Charles James Fox, for whose sake she permitted one hundred electors to take a gold coin ...

... fe^^brir! gainin ground that should Mr. with the ward a scheme combining Home ke a miiot out landlords, he will said that about 60 Whig xto Home le, and that thirt opposed to adding to ebt the benefit of the landowners, a the Government they » howevT defeat in ...