... six and seventy legislators it may be x id t hat hundred of them are nonentities, the Other Kiventy aro worse. Politically, Whigs, Tories, and Radicals, leek, stock, and barrel, they are a hopeless failure. Go home, gentlemen, go home As %berry says, ...

... secretary to the Lords Justice of Ireland; Addison was Secretary of State. Tory leaders, Harley and Bolingbroke, vied with the Whig party in rewarding the profession of letters. All men who oould write might hope for the highest honours of the State, and ...

... SCOUT, .. i There was a strong flavour of Socialism about the Presidential addresses at the Cooperative Congress, that of Mr. Whig quite Utopian in its idealistic desire to put a rkin bea rer ga before the consumer u well as the capitalist.— CO-OPERATION ...

... parties. It goes on now, as it has gone on in the past, and as it will go ou iu the future, without reference to the doings of Whigs and Tories. It works in directions, upon systems, and from motives quite outside the ken of the fussy old respectabilities ...

... * * The great Whig and Tory farce of the week has been entitled, Local Gurcninient Ireland Bill. Such a lark. O'Brien started on Monday by calling it a shabby, sickly, insulting, illusive half-measure; a bungling, mischievous, contemptible, and ridiculous ...

... claims of the various I.L.P.s in his locality, and the several Socialist organisations, for he seems already convinced that Whig and Toryism is a whited sepulchre. Then if he finds, as assuredly he will find, that he has the earnest, sincere, and helpful ...

... sorry Trade is bad all through, Thanks to over-production ; But there's nothing for me to de. Every politician, Radical, Whig, or Blue, Pities me most profoundly ; But there's nothing for me to do. Talking's none too useful, Yet this magging crew Always ...

... This is the chief town of the Department of Loire-inferieure, which is represented in the Chamber by five Tories and three Whigs. At the last election only one Socialist candidate ran in the whole department, M. Brunneliere, who stood for one of the divisions ...

... profit it. rndoubtedly great national prosperity was always a difllculty in the way of Labour parties Prosperity made Parliament Whig, whatever it might call itself. Faith and ideas were sew., and were to be found mainly in the two extremes, both of which were ...

... should be called the Salisbury Party. the other the Gladstonian Party. The Salisbury Party consists chiefly of Tories and Whigs but includes a few free lances more or less inclined to support advanced measures—as soon as they seem likely to pay. The ...

... on What to do with the House of Lords : The only way of ending the House of Lords was by mending the House of Commons. Whigs and Tories were uniting in the defence of property, and if the Liberal party was to coatinue to exist it must ally itself with ...

... would retire to some west country contraption and throw things that were not fresh at myself. What a crowd. Tory Landlords, Whig Magnates, Liberal Plutocrats, and Radical Progressives, with the accent on the Prog. Faugh ! The griping self-seeking herd ...