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... The Kecoonition of William and Mahy. The Whigs, defeated in the Commons on their Abjuration Bill, which was rejected April 26 192 to 165, brought another Abjuration Bill May 1 into the Lords. The history of this Bill, which has been confused by historians ...
... with Tory majority in the Commons, and with Lord Carmarthen, the Lord President, Prime Minister. The Bill, introduced by the Whig Duke of Bolton, declared the Acta of the Convention-Parliament to laws of the realm, and recognised William and Mary to “rightful ...
... encounter Disraeli in Grosvenor-square. He asked what was said of the nows, and what I thought it. I said agreed with an eminent Whig friend, that the summons from India was like the act of a man who wished to show a wanton assailant that he had left well as ...
... promoters include most of the leading members what ts culled the Radical Ritualist school, though there is what may be called a Whig element among them which yesterday asserted itself successfully. It was proposed, for example, by Prebendary Eyton, that the ...
... established Labour Department, but likewise: thev have accepted Tory copjipttoß, and set shout: t heir work in a fashion neither j Whig nor Social jut. Let that Mr. Glad atone ■nit w«li ea«ugb »war»of the uflppjul»rity, would incur halting the hither aide the ...
... Parnellite evening organ Dublin kind of new brutality.” The Herald writes of the Whig” Home Secretary in terms which recalls O’Conneli’a three b’s when speaking of the Whigs of his day. declares that no Libera) or Radical Home Secretary has, within living ...
... no difficulties whatever with respect to tbe granting the necessary licences. MOORE AND BURGESS. MOORE AND BURGESS. NORTHERN WHIG. January IG, 1893. AaevAlr A AAA.A.A. r- m * After unprecedented and run at St. James s HaU. Piccadilly, London, highly prosperous ...
... Irish House Commons. On March 6, 1800, Mr. Ponsonby, who j subsequently became Lord Chancellor of Ireland, and who led the Whig party in the British House of i Commons from 1808 till his death in 1817, thus spoke: Within a few months, that is, since towards ...
... March 0. - THE CHURCH IN WALES. Sib, —It is proposed to hold in London an early date a public meeting of Welsh Church people, whig ore resident either for the whole for pan of the year in the metropolis, protest against the Bu* pensory Bill now before Parliament ...
... MATTERS. Since the days William and Mary chapter in English History fails to contain the name of Walpole, and from the famous Whig who believed the innate venality all mankind to tbo Eight Hon. 8. H. Walpole, who is now, regret to hear, lying seriously ill ...
... awarded plaintiff £5 damages. The Herald had copied the report from local paper, but had issued a placard headed ** A drunken Whig M.P.” A Select Committee of the House of Commons today passed the West Metropolitan Tramways Com pany*s Bill which authorises ...
... jury awarded plaintiff damages. The Herald had copied the report from a local paper, but had issued a placard headed A drunken Whig M.P.” At the Commission of Sewers yesterday it was decided to erect drinking fountain in front of St. Paul’s Cathedral. The ...