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... been more and more inclining to the Left, and had already more than half won the hearts of the Radicals. Nevertheless, the Whigs were still unshaken in their loyalty to their old party, though it bad gone far beyond the landmarks contempluted by the authors ...
... selecting new men to fill its highest offices for a few months SIR JOHN action has been determined by a memorial signed by &Whig colleagues now in England, pressing him to retain office. Although the and Dzrurr Cnaransiv were not directly approached in ...
... on Thursday. They ask for more money on the pretense of helping evicted tenants, but in reality to help them to carry on the Whig movement. What was done with the funds collected by the Federation branches through the country? How much of it did the evicted ...
... crowd of Britons for their blood on that dark November maim. Were they to forget the history of the wait, sad, bowing down to a Whig ma j ority, to turn lash oe every principle for whieh men had Where was that light carried on more nobly be slacet in sight ...
... These told them that John Dillon (cheers) and Michael Devitt (cheers), and 54 more of the representatives of Ireland, were Whigs. It was said that they had told their independence (No, no ) ; that they were traitors. ( No, no.) The people might depend ...
... Oddiellows-hall, Liverpool. Mr. (loosMellow, who presided, deelarel that their opponents in Ireland, combined with EN:lish Whigs, were guilty of the death of Panel!. For himself he would never surrender the prineiple for which Mr. Parnell died • martyr ...
... BON. Glsouox Gary, who died on the 3d inst., at Eagleaven:de, was fourth son of Charles, second Earl Grey, the distinguished Whig statesman, by Mary Elizabeth, only daughter of Lord Ponsonby, and was born on May 16, 1809. He entered the Royal Navy in 1822 ...
... acting on the principle be had laid down 'several years before in Cork— Don't be afraid to let in the Tory, but pat out the 'Whig. He judged that he would be thus more likely to hold the balance of power in the new Parliament, and Mr. Gladstone held the ...