... bolster up the Monarchy and; the House of Lords, we don't mean to give another lease of power to new Conservatives or old Whigs merely in order that successful profitmongers in Melbourne, S',dney or Adelaide, may indulge in the luxury of posing as superior ...

... Let the people of England see all their enemies in front. Fancy Mr. Chamberlain at Devonshire House at the feet of his hated Whigs ? Read how he is bestowed with praise by the very newspapers whose denunciation are the highest reward of a genuine democrat ...

... Socialists went to the poll for the Conservatives rather than vote for the wretched time-servers in France who answer to our Whigs and Liberals here. At any rate the elections so far have strengthened both the extreme sections and we are glad to see that ...

... roused the enthusiasm of the advanced electorate, and induced them to forget the contemptible vacillation and ineptitude of the Whig- Liberal-Radical faction. But the leaders were afraid to lead, and the followers have had no one to follow. The result therefore ...

... LORD SPENCIR ♦ND MR. BRIGHT. This Whig nobleman has had his lot cast in unpleasant places. At any other period in our connection with Ireland Lord Spencer would have been regarded as a good rather than a bad Viceroy. But of late years we have learnt something ...

... Crimes Act and to refuse the just demands of tip! vast majority of the Irish people constitutionally expressed ; if, also, Whigs and Radicals combine to support in one way or another, either in or out of office, the continuance of the infamous misrule ...

... Midlothian. His enemies, to put the thing plainly, don't. scare worth a damn for all his fine periods, while his humorous whigs, subservient liberals, and amiable r adicals are answering his adjurations to dwell together in unity, by punching one another's ...

... will be confirmed by the House of Commons. Whatever nonsense may be talked by the more furious Tories or the more reactionary Whigs, all responsible politicians know now that Home Rule for Ireland is in some shape a necessity. Our opinion as to the hopeless ...

... buckshot in Ireland. Osman Digma doesn't want Mr. Gladstone's head at any price. If things take the turn w•e expect there'll be Whigs ou the green before long. In order to get up an agitation, it is not always enough to pull a few wires. ...

... LOWER WAGES A CURE-ALL. A Manchester journal, Radical in politics, but, like its Whig and its Tory contemporaries, first of all an organ of commercialism, discusses in what way the Lancashire eoLton spinners can hope to meet the competition which grows ...

... way to cajole a part of the new democracy or may rally some of the Moderate Liberals— Goschen and his flock—and sundry old Whigs to their camp. But for the present their party is quite worthy of its leaders. It is really very lucky for us Socialists that ...

... Bannerman, Lord Kimberley, Lord Cranbrook, Mr. W. H. Smith, Mr. Edward Stanhope, Lord George Hamilton, and the rest of the Tory, Whig and Liberal malversationists, have not been better spent. Had we the Navy and forts we have paid for twice over, at the present ...