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... principle. (2) The Irish laud question to be decided by an Irish Parliament, (3) perpetual Parliamentary bombardment of the Whig-Tory allies by Radical resolutions and amendments kept up, and, without resorting to pure obstruction, all legislation bo stopped ...
... today inform Lord Salisbury that he does not see his way to enter the present Administration. It is most extraordinary that the Whig Chief should have been dragged from one end of Europe to the other to refuse a proposal which it would have been flat stupidity ...
... th which now and henoeforth should always the old political creed to account. What the {earlier democracy has done for the Whig democracy its later and more developed form will do for the Conservative Party. The Tories will find themselves disintegrated ...
... NORTHERN WHIG, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1887, The witness was then cross-examined by Mr. O’Riokdan. Are you professional shorthandwriter ?—Oh, a professional shorthand writer. Who taught you shorthand ’—Another constable. Was a cleverer fellow than yourself ...
... Hartington, the chief of the traditional Whig Party in England, the successor to Lord Grey, Lord Althorp, and Lord John Russell, understands perfectly well that his adhesion to the Tory Party would mark the end of the Whig tradition. He will be able to continue ...
... the entertainment. Even th« Liberal Unionists are getting dissatisfied with the action of the Irish Executive The Northern Whig* of Belfast, organ which ratted from Mr. Gladstone support politicians of the type of Mr. T W Russoilit is the latter’s dear ...
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... of a me- mingter? Lord Selliorne, Lord Northbrook, and morial presented to the Local Government Koara er chiefs of the old Whig contingent, also gavo praying for reconsideration of the basis upon their adherence The Home Rule Bill was which the Metropolitan ...
... make up his n.lnd to sit for the rest of his liferon the Conserratire•side of' the House. That Lord Hartington, with all his Whig propensities, is not prepared to do. iicthlis not been able to swallow the proposal of but apart from that,. lie is a stout ...
... Italy, was general terms, announcing Lord Randolph Churchill's resignation and inquiring to what extent he nfignt look for the Whig leader's support. Lord Hartmctou has do delimit- proposal of othce to reject, because none has been made to him. We understand ...
... aged years. Dee. 21. at 4. Oaborne.villsa, Windsor, Sarah Jane, the beloved wife of the Rev. Erasmus V. Maaon. Dee. 26, at Whig Dean, Maria, wi low of the late William Barden, of Hayes, Middlesex, aged ars. Dee. 'JO, after a few days' illness, tllliiaet ...