... in which ho compared the righteous resistance which Ulster was preparing to offer to Home Rule to the resistance of the Whig nobles in 1688. He said it was intolerable to give either party in Ireland an ascendancy over the other; that unless the Government ...

... a result of it. In the latter part of the reign of Charles 11. party government had its rise and parties were designated Whigs and Tories, and Mr. Skeet explained how these names came into existence. Up to 1707, Members of Parliament only came from ...

... The Lecturer did not dispute that there was a'time when largely owing to the malign influence systematically exercised by Whig statesmen over the spiritual activities of the Church in the 18th century, the Church had lost much ground in the Principality ...

... earldoms of Cork and Orrery. A great landowner in Somerset, with a seat at Marston Bigott, the Earl was in politics a staunch Whig. Ile was a friend of Mr. Gladstone, with whom Lady Cork enjoyed many conversations. In successive Liberal Ministries the Earl ...

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... Wheeler and E. Hart half-back, E. Leach ; forwards, J. Glisson, L. Wheeler, and G. Beachim. Referee, C. I. Young. MRS. WHIGS OF THE CABBAGE PATCH.— This highly diverting comedy was performed in the Market Hall last evening before a large and delighted ...

... Whitbread, who was Liberal M.P. for Bedford for 43 years, and is descended from two other Samuel Whitbreads, who were eminent Whig members of Parliament in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. • AND WILTS AND DORSET ADVERTISER. ...