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... without meaning when I say we went a little Whig treatment of the Irish question but for me there is another aspect of your arginneet. in which it is not lees wiacceptatee and impotent. As the chief part of the Whig peens and aristocracy have revered themselves ...
... delivered in either House o this Session more impressive than spencers on the Address in the House og Spencer, a hereditary Whig, who Lord - Lieutenant of Ireland during 67 6ten . s oal years, and on whose absolute integrity restores to reflect, says that ...
... 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 ...
... But, unfortunately for Mr. CHAMBERLAIN, he is a leader sailboat followers. Lord HARTINGTON and Sir I.arts are leaders of a Whig secession. Thrall:out the country they have a consider-tile Phoning, equal to perhaps one-fi ft h or of the old Liberal Party ...
... essayed aa difficult a feat as that of the Eastern parable. They have once again striven to gain cheap applause by dishing the Whigs, but in turning from the strait gate of thorough reform to the side entrance of half-measures they have invited that determined ...
... another bid has been made for the support and aid of those who represent an important factor in party politicsthe Whig element. We want a little Whig treatment of the Irish question, writes Mr Gladstone, careless, if not entirely oblivious, of the fact that ...
... the Liberals, but especially of the Whigs. It was a noble thing on the part of Burke and Fitzwilliatn, and the other secedi , rs from Fox, that not all their horror of France could make them untrue to Ireland. The Whig party after the schism remained, for ...
... much.” Lord Hartington, on the other hand, keeps the practical questions to the front, and proves that if is only a Whig, that the Whig is, after all, the true Radical. Sir Georoe Trevelyan complains, and does more than complain, that the Liberal Unionists ...
... 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. ...
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