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... when ln%“ wapt & little Whig treatment ’of the Irish question. But for me there is another aspect Emih g %i iy g nflm'nzhvomendthnglvuuthh question from the bulk of the Liberal party,it has not unnaturally followed that the Whigs have been at s dlmnb-ol%u ...
... Gladstone’s late appeal to us to reasonm in the spirit of the Whig party was an exhortation founded on an argument put forward by Lord Edmond Fitzmaurice. This was a most fair argument, and *‘ Whig > only in the sense that it was reasonable and moderate. But ...
... THE DUKE OF ARGYLL AND THR WHIGS OF 1800, TO THE EDITOR. Sir,~The Duke of Argyll, in his letter which appeared in The Times on Monday last, throws doubt upon the attitude of Mr. Fox in relation to the Act of Union. He considers the absence of Mr. Fox ...
... HT, l}:}n:d and published by.ono;ol BpwARD WhIG =.famm s, ...
... MR. BURKE AND THE SEPARATISTS. TO THE FDITOR. Sir,—Lord Rosebery is convinced that the Separatists are heirs of the Whig tradition, and that the *‘ balderdash ” which would attribute some we?ht to ‘ the commerce and the aristocracy and the culture and ...
... older than Mr. Gladstone’s and a fair proportion of gentlemen whose opinions have hitherto been deemed Radical rather than Whig. In introducing Mr, Goschen to the meeting, Mr. Oulton read a leiter from Lord Hartington warmly supporting the candidature ...
... * immediate.”” He congratulated the Government, which he described as being composed of stiff-necked Tories and weak-kneed Whigs (laughter), on being the first Government to approach the policy which they on the Opposition side of the House desired to ...
... in the evening. Mr. JOHNSTON asked the Under-&ecrehrgedwhetbu he bad seen the account of the affair publis] in the Northern Whig of yesterday, and if he Eld any information respecting the origin and continuation of the outrage. . Mr. M’CARTAN asked whether ...
... tion of a whole company of yo admirers. ‘‘ Buffalo Bill’’ is represented in hmlfl -coloured pictures performing the feats whig: K:ve been recently witnessed by such vast crowds in London. The attack on the settler’s hut, the raid on the Deadwood coach ...
... into committee was carried by 82 to 3, Lords Derby, Holland, and King forming theminority,and Lord Pitzwilliam, with other Whig peers, apparently voting in the majority. In the House of Commons a hostile amendment of Mr. Grey was negatived by 236 against ...
... Admiralty the reason for the extraordinary delay in iminfi the return relating to the Admiralty (Accountants General’s Department) whi;g was ordered on the 4th of March last—a return showing retirements and fresh appointments of officers and clerks in eometeneo ...
... the Coercion Bill, and therefore be was unable to press either of his mearures for fear of offending in the latter case the Whigs and in the former the protectionists. Accordingly he was compelled to submit to what Lord George Bentinck used to call “the ...