... in Italy, was in general terms ; announcing Lord Randolph's resignation, and inquiring to what extent he might look for the Whig leader's support. Lord Hartington has no definite proposition of office to reject, because none has been made to him. F^With ...

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... to him Italy, was m general terms, announcing Lord Randolph’s resignation, and inti airing to what extent might look for the Whig leader support. Lord Darting ton has no definite proposition of office to reject, because none has been mad© to him. same paper ...

... position of Lord Hartington. Next to the Cabinet no one has a larger or graver responsibility than the Whig leader. It he could forget the fact that he was a Whig, we should have more hope that Lord Hartington would meet Lord Salisbury half- way, and conclude ...

... plasm to be shared, and daring the pro ms's of this work there seemed immineas danger of that skis the house oollapeing, and Whig ism the adjoining coartway. A stinger sweideet onsurred at 80, Swesesonsissetreet, an adjoining theromehihre, where the top ...

... prejudices they have persistently held. Lord Randolph's programme, we have all along pointed out, did far more than dish the whigs. It deprived Conservatism of any reason for existence. Destroying the substance, it left only an empty name, and we have never ...

... W.g DEAKIN'S POLITICAL PLAYING CARLS. NEW ISSUE.-- FRESH POllTRAITS. Thousands of Facks being Sold Weekly. SUITABLE for Whigs, Tories, Ittulieftls, and Home Rulers. These cards are ordinary playing cards, the court cards being caricatures of well-known ...

... Honso Cmn- Mims ; but a number of Conservatives not unreasonably object to the effaeamentof Lord Hllisbnry in favour of the Whig leader. The Prime Minister, withcbaracterisdc self -denial, is anxious that his own interests should not iaterfere with the ...

... Federation minster, Lord Selborne, Lord Northbrook, and lets been taken by Mr.Stanlitme, the new Colonial other chiefs of the old Whig contingent, also gave Seeretary, under whoa° presitlency a conference in their adherence. The Home Rule Bill was a of eolonial ...

... the idol of a (volition, and urging upon the noble master of Hatfield to retain the load of the Constitutional party. The Whig section in their turn pressing upon Lord Hartington to maintain independence of action and to retain consequent power. Pure ...

... greatest statesman of his day, quitted office, and the second in 1852, when the failure of Lord Julio Ititsioll to form a purely Whig Cabinet owing to some disagreement between Lord Pa!menden and Loid Grey, brought about the construction of a short-lived Coalition ...

... deserted the ship, with its scratch crew of time he is making up his Beet Cabinet. Tories calling themselves Democrats, and Whigs Mr Chamberlain. That 1 may get the calling themselves Libera Premiership. he Worse than all, I Mr Morley.—l wish he may get ...