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... DISHING THE WHIGS. The Tories are at this old game of theirs and are playing it with such success that, unless their opponents develop more inventive genius than they have hitherto done they will soon be hard up for a cry. Home Rule is getting played ...
... SILLY OLD WHIGS. The defeat of that Whig humbug Evelyn Ashley in Ayrshire is satisfactory, just as was the result of the Southampton election, inasmuch that it gives another rude shake to our present contemptible and incompetent Government. Englishmen ...
... CRITIC AL CHRONICLE. THE WHIG CE*BERUS. The three Whig heads have barked Together, producing a hideous discord. Derby, G °schen and Hartington in concert have howled out their oracle of mourning and lamentation and woe. But they see a bigger dog coming ...
... Tories, Conservatives, Whigs, liberals, and mere political Radicals all mean the same thing—the maintenanoe of class robbery as long as possible. Is not the necessity of a genuine labour party therefore a Social - Democratic Labour Party —independent ...
... be a good hand indeed ..t licking the boots of men who kick and despise him. THE WHIGS. Yet only the other day at Hull, Mr. Joseph Chamberlain wasbeslavering these Whigs with fulsome adulation, calling them friends of the people, and other nice titles ...
... evidence at Mansfield last Friday of his Whig proclivities, and hie utter incapacity to understand the feeling of the country as demonstrated at the poll. In his speech he had the audacity to assert that the Whigs did not desire to hamper the Radical party ...
... a sincere desire to amend them. In the first case he tends towards the Whig party or group, and will be sucked into it : or rather, putting names apart, he is really but a new Whig himself, and has no real aim in any direction. Well, as among the whole ...
... ST , I ------ - e s ee,,, - I • / No. No. 532, VOL. XI.I LONDON, SATURDAY, MAR. 24, 1894. [PRica ONE PENNY. .•• ..,- Whig-a loyal Whig-who prepares the way for A DEMOCRATIC the Duke of Connaught. CABINET ! Mr. BRYCE.—Another literary man gone wrong ...
... efforts are being made to put Lord Hartington at the head of a Whig- Conservative Administration. This is quite natural and it is amusing to note in this connection that a copy of the socalled Whig Bible fetched a good price this week. This copy of the holy ...
... LIBERAL AND TORY. They swing upon a plank ; slack ! That plank doth rest on Labour's back ; And Whig and Tory, equal now, To him do frantic scream, Wilt thou Just lift thyself a little—so ; The other then may downward go. Alas ! you think that if you ...
... THE FAIRED' OF THE PEOPLE. Mr. Chamberlain's friends of the people have had a bad time of it lately. The Whigs are reaping the reward of their meanness and treachery. Lord Salisbury treated them with saicastic humour at Lambeth ; Lord Randolph Churchill ...
... unmake facts or alter national characteristics. The probability is that the Conservatives, with the support of the Whigs, or the Whigs, with the support of the Conservatives, will be able to form a strong administration ; and that it will be a reactionary ...