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... Parnell’s principal achievement in Irish politics had been to weld the secular and the clerical elements, the Fenians and the Whigs/’ into the compact organisation o! the Land League and the National League. Now it is his business to play those elements off ...
... or cows we admit no superiors. Our choice in politics is easily made. Our views are the reverse of our masters whether they Whig or Tory. Onr village schoolmaster, who passes rich on £6O a year, may manage to polish np oar rising generation bit, but we ...
... Bareness Kilmansecb, whom George made Countess of Darlincton. The family were gradually reaping the re- j ward their steady Whig pnnciples ; but did not take prominent part public life either in the Georgian Victorian ora. Th«third Earlof Darlington was ...
... trade unionist, promise us, and which some of may live to see offered by a Tory Government, hoping thereby te ...
... di Borjo. dvrs, O.t lib I Mr. JUtobell's Lady Clifford, 3yrs. 81b (Allsopp) Winner tmmeil by Oreeu. Batting: 6t05 ou White Whig*, Bto 1 Nuaausis to U di Borgo, luOto OhUuerio, 100 to 7 ; titokeslay, and to and others. After Fieetiooi had delayed the start ...
... Mr. Gladstone, as every honest Liberal knows, stands for the former j the one promise of tho future is with the latter. The Whig-Conservative Mr. Gladstone will cut down the programme on the English side order that he may keep the way clear for Home Rule ...
... party. The Belfast Morning News speaks of Mr. Parnell’s previous services and his record brilliant achievements.—The Northern Whig (U ) considers that Parnellism cannot survive Mr. Parnell. THE STRIKE AT THE WHARVES. The committees of tho Associated Employers ...
... being equally assured by the loyalty of his colleagues that he has nothing fear in the way of personal jealousies. The Northern Whig, Belfast, remarks in reference the question of the leadership of the House of Commons that it cannot but continue to entertain ...
... published in today’s Times. Lord Ebury is 90 years old, his Parliamentary experience goes back ten years boyond Mr. Gladstone's, is Whig whose orthodoxy has never been questioned; and this his judgment of the party which now arrogates itself the title of Liberal:—“An ...
... nevertheless: The “parti Whig is about to come into office in England, and it will “place the valley of tho Nile under the guardianship of Europe, and presorvo order there by means of an international occupation. Lot us hope the “parti Whig enjoys the prospect ...
... so weak in her domestio affairs that Stockmar has managed English politics through Prince Albert and the Queen, and the weak Whig Ministers put up with it. . . . England will send neither money nor troops to the Continent, but will only bring her ships ...
... attitude is not worthy of statesman.” The Socialistic Extremists rue the name, and avail themselves of the prestige, of the Tory-Whig-Liberal-Radical statesman. He echoes the cries of every party that has votes to sell. The Moderates bow before the One Man ...