MID DEVON ELECTIONS
... MID DEVON ELECTIONS. NO WHIG OB TOBY NEED A*rm. Whoever (Peking honours Parliamentary) His fortunes in Mid Devon fain would try, Had better well digest this entry- future Whig or Tory need apply. ...
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LACE GOODS, GLOVES, TIES, CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS, CURTAINS,'
... 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 ...
LOCAL NEWS
... absolutely free from Alcohol MID DEVON ELECTIONS. NO WHIG OR TORY APPLY. Whoever (seeking honours Parliamentary) His fortunes in Mid Devon fain would trj. Had better well digest this entry— No future Whig or Tory,need apply. OBSERVER. SMUGGLING AT DARTMOUTH ...
THE SOUTIIMOLTON DIVISION. MR. WALKER AT TORRINGTON
... 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 ...
WHAT THE WORLD SAYS
... Salisbury; on the contrary, the political comradeship of the last four mouths has immensely increased the mutual respect of the Whig and Tory chiefs. But Lord Hartington does not want to bar his way to a return to the Liberal Party, aud he knows if he joins ...
Devon and Exeter Daily Gazette
... time to accept its mandate, they will have to go out under circumstances of additional indignity. Con- servatives, Liberals, Whigs, and Radicals, combining for and achieving the great victory of the Union, have- regard not merely to the question which has ...
AN rIMACASSARS, ,TABLE LINEN,
... 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 ...
THE CABINET COUNCIL
... 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. ...
CORRESPONDENCE. MR. MALLOCK'S VICTORY. To the Editor of the Devon and Exeier Daily Gazette. Sir, —Never in my ..
... Yankee-Irish convicts like Patrick Ford, O'Donovan Rossa, and Stephens. Mr. Gladstone scruples not to call the best men of the Whig, Liberal and Radical parties Seceders, forsooth they will not subserviently bend the knee to such pinchbeck Dictator as ...
LONDON CORRESPONDENCE
... of the last six months Lord Granville has been one of tho most unswerving and reliable a Hies of Mr. Gladstone. Suspected of Whig tendencies he has loyally and enthusiastically supported the Radical scheme of dealing with the Irish grievance which has proved ...
NOW ON SALE
... belong exclusively e° them. We have from the first expressed belief that the new Government will be. one, pure and simple. The Whigs might a Government, but the Tories would port it. Lord SALISBURY might be wilhrg to serve under Lord IlAwrixt;voN, but hit; ...
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE
... not take place four weeks ago. The lesson it election did .noi^ J bt it has its value bearing teaches is may offer to the Whigs upon any sen vat uke M Mclver in times near at iionc have pulled the *XVcS and if they have burnt their and Lord Mr. Mr. Brand ...