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... authority are coming to the kont to declare what is the alternative to the .Government proposals. They are content to .let the Whigs do the work of opposition in the •hope that it will carry greater weight with the .coaotry. We had an illustration of this ...
... work to undertake, and Mr. Gladstone had terrible obstacles to overcome, but no matter, whatever might be the defections of Whig lordlings or treacherous Liberals, felt certain that masses of the people would support the Premier and demand that justice ...
... views of both sections of fbe Liberal Party may be known ; and it is not eafiertnd that any definite action will be taken by Whig Lmder until the Bill is hi the bands of Membbs. the ...
... A WORD TO AMATEUR POULTRY KEEPERS. SJllle people wonder that their fuwls, although wet fed, do ant start off Whig, while, pet haps, thole of they neighbours do so. To such the exercise of a little patience Is about all that can he recommended. Some birds ...
... Mr. 6 &ttit ttde is one of entire independence. the nature of recent negotiations, l ° 80 into the Bame * J bby w *th the Whigs Vea w the eventful division occurs, but 1,0 Part in any consultation with view to I Q .^ >o '°hby last evening the Conservatives ...
... awe st*S this case the bill would be sure to pass mentioned, as the votes of the (J* more than counterbalance the defeetio Whigs, even should it be us serious as sod have predicted. not What Lord Hartington will is P *° known even to himself. His Lordship ...
... respect to the difficulty of exclisin;e. THE battle of Home Rule for Ireland is fought out with much earnestness ; but it is the Whigs and the Radicals who are doicg the brunt of the fighting. At Plymouth yes:etday - , the deposed Tory leader, our good Lord ...
... and deal with the Irish question as seems good to them, without the slightest regard for the doctrines or scrup'es of the Whigs. They are far enough oft from the realization of their dream. But that such is their ultimate object no one of any political ...
... provided the Irish Parliament would first aid him to beat the English landed aristocracy and to disencumber himself of the Whig leaders. ...
... converted in active hostility by the price which has to be paid for it, and that while Home Rule is objected to by Tories and Whigs, Home Rule plus Land Purchase would raise up Radical opposition as well, in which case the Ministry could not hope to make ...