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... the Whigs in did not the trouble to oppose Pitt’s Act of Union in tbaHonseof hat also that Mr Grey, who did oppose it in im. lived on tar Into the present century, and became Earl Grey the trusted and honoured leader and rente sedative of the Whigs. I ...
... that Mr Chamberlain would not object to Mr Parnell establishing Irish Republic the latter would first aid him smashing the Whigs, the right boo gentleman writes that bis attention bad previously been called this statement, but be thinks it scarcely necessary ...
... when ’auctioned by Lord Spencer's ancestor, Lord Altborp, In 1833, have information to wbat the es Premier now thinks of the Whig support of coercion in the intervening period, or whether yet approves of bis own action upon the matter during the administration ...
... Entrance fee Is. List of words moat in before Friday, )4tb January. 1887. Keenltrf will be published in the “Belfist Northern Whig and Belfast News Letter oa Monday, 31st January, 1887. Lists to be addreesed to ALEX. FINLAY, Soap & Candle Works, B •' ...
... Entrance fee Is. List of words mast ha in or before Friday, Utb January, 18S7. Results will bo published to the “Belfast Northern Whig and “ Belfast News Letter on Monday, 31st January, ISB7. Luts to be addressed to At.EM. FINLAY, Soap & Caudle Works, Belfast ...
... of real and personal property. In the matter upon which Conservatives were most Conservative, has shown hiouelf more than Whig; bas, in fact, gone far as Lord liarlisgton, who upon land qoci- Uons is in sensible way rather a strong Radio U. Lord liabbury ...
... fortified, ana there was every preparation for stout resistance. The sheriff did not, however, arrive. Mr Haliifax, English Radical Whig, was present, and addressed the people, assuring them of tho sympathy of the English democracy, and predicted that ere long ...
... the bead of a powerful parly, which, whether it call itself Conservative Liberal, or Liberal-Conservative, or National, or Whig, should at all events rally all the strong Unionist feeling Iq England to Its soppoit, and should make the real improvement ...
... Lord Hartington i- secrctly glad that Lord Randolph out, and Lord Salisbury is certainly not weeping be- cause of it, but the Whig leader found 1 himself unable to enter Lord Salisbury « Cabinet, be made it clear this afternoon that can materially strengthen ...
... that it covets the greater pan of the whole area of politics. With the new suffrage, the Conservative' have become liberal Whigs, and they will before long recognise tbelr new position, and claim to wheels in the coach instead drags upon it. Where the ...
... bathroom, kitchen, scullery and pmtry ; besides all the u-mil acommodatioo of honss. Apply office, Coburg sired, m |■ place, «, whig ...
... ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) Belfast, Tcesoay. The report the Belfast Commiasion is warmly discussed in Belfast to-day. The Korthcrn Whig recognises the impartiality of the report the Homing News says the report on the whole is valuable; bnt the Netts- Letter ...