... section — they have given up the idea of peasant proprietary and land purchase, and in order to conciliate another section — the Whigs and tbe Lords — in their late Cabinet they refused to entertain, and will continue to refuse to entertain, a proposal of reducing ...

... like to treat with trade unions. But could they turn the clock back 2s years * I Such a defence could not be listened to. The Whig and I the Tory parties had both legislated for aud legalised trade unions, wuich were the only means by which the men could ...

... to Springtield, Massachusetts, where he lived for three years, completing the second volume of his history. He also left the Whig Party, having been convinced of the truth of the Democratic principles, and was a frequent speaker on public platforms. In ...

... declared that they were in favour of the complete solution of this question, and that they should no longer be kept back by the Whigs or by the members of the late Liberal Cabiuet. (Loud cheers.) At Kilsheilau Mr. Parnell was warmly cheered, but at Carrick-ou-Suir ...

... is only due to Lord Melbourne to bear in mind that in many points he was by conviction and education more of a Tory than a Whig, and was surely justi- fied in voting against his party wheu they identi- fied themselves with measures which he could not ...

... (Hear, hear.) The mover of the resolution was a Radical when a number of his present colleagues were still un- regencrate Whigs ; he used to be opposed to compromise and in favour of the most loyal application of political principles. Now, however, he ...

... with us— (cheers) — that we have only to fight over again the rotten Whigs who were creeping back into our army when they thought w-e were going to win. (Cheers.) We have to fight the Whigs, who at Athlone, in 1853, returned Judge iveogh — (groar.s) — we ...

... the political situation, asserting that his opponents desired to drive him from public life because they were pledged to a Whig policy dictated to by Mr. Glad- stone. The managing directors of the Boy Messengers have written to the Postmaster-General ...

... Constable established a branch in London, and Murray was thus left free to set up a Review of his own in opposition to the great Whig organ. The story of the starting of the Quarterly Review is completely told in these pages. Though Scott had been one of the ...

... that time forward voting invariably with the Liberals, or, as they were called then, and for a good while afterwards, the Whigs. On the 17th of February, 1837 (he not ha ving yet completed his 22d year), his maiden speech was delivered. What was immediately ...

... history. Lord John's grand- mother, according to a wit of the period, became known as the Mother Eve of an entire Whig Cabinet, and no one entered into the jest more heartily than Lord Granville him- self when he confessed to the House of Lords ...

... ; Bassett (West Bromwieh Albion) and Goodall (Derby County), right wing ; Chadwick I (Everton) and Milward (Everton), left whig. Scotland : Wilson (Vale of Leven), goal ; Aniott (Queen s Park) and Smellie (Queen's Park), backs : Besbie, M'Phersoo, and ...