... James, the fourteenth Earl, is , the only one of them that has mention out- ie side the peerage books. In Parliament he h was a Whig and a supporter of Charles James .y Fox ; but it is not his vote for the East st India Bill that has made his name a house- ...

... Wellington Wells. Subsequently jj, Grossmitb learnt that Mr Sullivan and Mr Arthii Cecil were botli writing letters the club whig the former happened to remark thrt oouldt'i “find a fellow for this opera.” Mr Cecil said, “j wonder if Grossmith Before lie ...

... ae. ed accord = him. the the worker. cause of It has enabled unemployed a motley crew of Protectionists, Tory Dewocrats, and Whig Unionists to join in an empty parade against the Government in favour of never will a cause which they have never helped, and ...

... announcement may well have startled Sir Robert Peel. He las face to fate with the crisis which in subsequent disputes the Whigs designatedl milily the 'Difficulty of the Ladies,' whilst the mte plain-spoken of the Tories called it the 'Bed- chamber Plot ...

... really a Radical of the Radicals, and who even now are speaking of Mr Reckitt, the Liberal candidate for Pontefract, as a “ Whig,” when he is almost the most advanced of the Radical party? These things may be mentioned in order to show the damaging effect ...

... sentries-0 bit part (nos avid in admirable .tyk. Hit drearatir that *bath an. upwardly and mead Was delivered with peonfel and Whig alteaer, wed brunet forth the plaudits of the wadimerm. (Idim .lenoy Lied) le hat •PPal w York her domed bed hater ;if., she ...

... forward fulfil a promise, and without any serious expoctatioo hope ever seeing it inscribed the statute-book. Belfast Northern Whig ” (C.);—The Home Rule Bill is not better measure than the former one—in some respects great deal worse. Mr Gladstone has not ...

... Bat concession to the minori' acceptable the difficulties ty. and It they prove may be in time overcome. The Belfast Northern Whig (L-U) says the Home Rale Bill is not a better measure than the former one—in some respects a great deal worse. Gladstone not ...

... happiness. I THE HOME-RULE BILL. , Auti-Home-Rule Demonstrations. Lord Londonderry’s Opinion. Rk BELFAST, Noon.—The “Northern Whig to-day says meeting of tbe Irish Unionist Parliamentary party will be held to-morrow (Friday) to make arrangements for Lord ...

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... ciple. It was the principle pus forward by British stotesmea in 1801 and 1817, and I doubt if a single 13ritish statesman, Whig or Tory, could be found who would avow that Ireland should pay a peoiny more per pound upon her annual income than Great Britain ...

... remember, i, , Lord Jersey seems to have forgotten, that upness is the unpardonable sin in colonial Politically Mr Dulf is old Whig, who ha. : driven by the pressure of his constitjZ? 1 into the profession of mild Radicalism. considerable property in tlie ...