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... times, and had fallen into the snares that bad been laid for them by the Conservatives, or rather by certain members of the Whig Party. (Laughter.) He considered that his election was largely due to the efforts of the working-men of the Division, and he ...
... wecannotdivc of the feeling that our foll-Y.• P.. has in this matter allowed hi!n-,•l: made the catspaw of Mr. Cu.vala•:.• Whig revolt we can understand ; ' revolt—by men who are in I principle of Home Rule, and wit gone as far as to propose a sell, out ...
... will have to learn ; but slowly an.! pain!'ully. SPEAKING at Loughborough, Mr. Herbert Gladston , declared that many of the Whigs who lately la ft t .c Liberal party were men who had been looking :.bcrl for some excuse to go over to the enemy, mid I toin; ...
... election. (Hisses.) That was the reason whLiberal y Lord Lyrnington was returned ; not by honest votes, but by a combination of Whigs and Tories. How would the Tories get on in the new Parliament ? How would they settle the Irish Question ? Very likely they ...
... neglected to vote. The Liberals of Tavist have served Sir JOHN PHEAR very bat:!. They cried aloud for deliverance from ultra-Whig, Lord Eußtsoros, and when worthy Knight of Marpool Hall went to ti!. - rescue they basely deserted him. It says little for ...
... enrol himself as cr:c of Lord SALISBURY ' S lieutenants, and to take upon himself the leadership of a Coalitl, or Conservative-Whig Ministry in the of Commons. They trusted, too, that they had driven Mr. GLADSTONE not merely from but from Westminster, in ...
... ~jTvals to Lord Hartington for assistance against Mr. Gladstone. We cannot help thinking that quite apart from questions between Whig and Tory, Conservative an I Radical. Home Ruler and Paper Unionist, this crinzin.; attitude on the part of an English . !lini ...
... and we do not think Lord 1 lawrixr.rox would undertake to form a Coalition Government with the Tories numbering tot of the Whig and Chamberlain Unionists. The rank-and-file of the Tory party will remand that Lord SALISBURY shall be placed i t office ; ...
... LORD EBRINGTON'S TACTICS. To the Editor of the Devon Evening Express. Sir,—lt is amusing to see the efforts the Whig supporters of Lord Ebrington are now making to secure the Tory vote. The man who was returned as the supporter of our illustrious leader ...
... case some Radicals would have been in a pretty fix. He did not regret the election Cabinets hitherto had had to consult the Whig element, but now that element was got rid of, and a good ridancc too. ...
... of men who were perplexed by the secession of those whome they had long honoured ; and thirdly, to the actual secession of Whigs whose loss, however, was not a very serious matter. There was, he believed, a strong probability of another clretlon within ...
... continued, observing they were standing on a historic spot where some 203 years ago, the third William, the tounder of the Whig and Liberal principles of liberty, landed(hear, hear, and applause)—and those principles, begun by William the Silent, had ...