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... tention extorting more at the first possible Opportunity Tho Northern Whig ' says: There are no signs of the beginning of a more friendly feeling towards the' British Government. The division of the repub icans into two or three factors is the only result ...
... REBELS. The Northern Whig” of Belfast publishes oullino €»f a s.heme of operations said to have been prepared Irish rebels before the ro ind-np of Sinn in London. Thu outstanding feature of the scheme, according to tho “Northern Whig,'’ was projected attack ...
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... political creed on which Sir Henry was nurtured. course, long extinct, but the Whig temperament still lives, and distinctly traceable in tho career of Sij Henry. Not that is tho Whig politically, but his mind, in consequence of its Scottish environment, is ...
... differences Opposition ought to able to make good fight. In 1830 there were only 140 Tories something like £OO Whigs, yet in six months the Whigs were all at sea. ...
... there is no doubt it will be predominantly Radical. If there is a Whig desertion it will not, however, be by Mr Gladstone’s wish. He will certainly invite Lord Hartington and the leading Whigs to join his Administration, and if they refuse they will desert ...
... his lot with the Liberal party, his Liberalism was essentially of the Whig typ e > of the Edinburgh Reviewers who dominated Scotland in the early years of the century. Had the Whig party been existence, would have been its natural leader. Lord would have ...
... also of the ration. Lord Oxford may now rally together handful of the Whig faithfuls and the bearers a few well-known names, but ■hall surprised has any largo following at all. The Whigs are in the line super-critics. They arc for •fur patting the brake ...
... the Whig members, rose from the table and left the room. For many years after this the Whigs boycotted the club, but as the memory of the episode faded they gradually returned to the fold. The late Mr Rutherford at one time ranked among the Whigs, and ...