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... Cotchcn's triers. Mr. Gosclien wanted a Whig pear or two to accompany him irro the Cabinet. To shelve the sitting Tory Ministers was a comparatively easy task ; but, so far, Lord Salisbury has not been able to Fed the Whig substitutes. Lord Northbrook, to whom ...
... CORRESPONDENCE. THE WHIG EARLS. lathe Editor of the Devoe Evening Express. 4 hr . — Kindly give me space in your journal for °dome of& thought or two. A few weeb ago n ewnshire newspapers illuminated dteir colossi Earl Forteseue's prophecy, the noble ...
... passed over as the question uppermost in the mind of every Ulster tenant farmer, unless that it was unpopular with the orthodox Whigs. The rents fixed between 1882 and bad become Impossible now. County court judges should be debarred from granting ejatment ...
... ; but Lord Cross believes he can better serve his country by remaining in office. The failure the negotiations with the two Whig lords, undertaken, it understood, in submission to wish expre-sed by Mr. Goschen, may probably he accepted as relieving Lord ...
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... appreciate his services, he at least understood and valued the position of Secretary of State. He flatly declined to make way for a Whig peer or anyone else, and in this he was the Queen, with whom Cross is a great favourite. Aslong as a Con- servative Government ...
... collapse. The Ministry formed to carry out Unionist views bad broken down, and the Tory Marquis was obliged to send for the Whig Marquis to help him, and Lord Hartiugton had given the Tories his manof-all-work, Mr. Goschen, because after Lord Randolph ...
... thinks the recommendations will be generally approved, because nothing less could ensure the peace of Belfast in future. The Whig says :—Against some recommendations there will be a loud outcry in strong party and sectarian quarters. ...
... representing the Gladstonians; and Mr. JOSEPH CHAIII ERLAIN and Sir G. G. TREVELN'AN, as representing the Radical Unionists. The Whig Unionists arc not to be represented, Lord HART INGTON being opposed to any Conference at which even the principle of Home Rule ...
... observes that the incident is an unfortunate one, but there is no reason for the Government to be despondent. The Northern Whig suggests that the Conservatives of North Antrim should again ask Mr. Gosehen to stand. ...
... commencing to collapse. The Ministry formed carry out Unionist views had broken down, and the Tory marquis was obliged send for the Whig marquis help him, and Lord Hartiugton had given the Tories bisman-ofall-wor —Mr. Goschcn —because after Lord Randolph Churchill ...
... te force the Government into a Protectionist ory for the general elec- tien, This is an issue which it very well suits the Whig- Radicals to raise, but which we must, on no accouat, accept, if any reparation is to be made for past lesses, The only way ...