... 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. ...

... aliases for Whigism and Toryism, they still apply to the self same factions which exist for the very same ends as when plain Whig and Tory were deemed sufficient. Whigism and Toryism, then, are mere nicknames of the iBth century, the result of the animosity ...

... must once again assure our Radical friends that there is no doubt about it, and that if Radical is to mean anything else than Whig writ large, it must mean some one who claims full political power for the people, in order that it may be used by them for ...

... in the event of hostilities is one that comes home to every household. Yet still our faction-fighters—Tory and Conservative, Whig, Liberal, and Radical—spout away north and south, east and west, regardless of the misery of the workers at home, for whose ...

... of all. H. M. HYNDMAN. POLITICAL CHEAP JACKS. BY A RADICAL WORKING MAN. Sold again! The game has been played out, Tory and Whig are both jubilant over the reconciliation after the mock quarrel, while not a few Radicals have uttered curses both loud and ...

... organising our strength for the future. We wish, for instance, that Socialists had done far more in Hackney, where the white-washed Whig Stuart and the reactionist M'Allister competed with one another as to which should most thoroughly misrepresent the constituency ...

... those ci us who had most faith in progress as an idea, the outlook seemed to be nothing better than a dreary waste of perpetual Whig-Liberal rule, feeble and pedantic, except where coercion was dealt out with a liberal hand to the Irish, desperate at the new ...

... THE DECAY OF PARTY. Referring to that period of our history when George 111. was engaged in his struggle with the great Whig Houses, the Standard maintains that the king had popular opinion on hi 3 side because he was fighting against rival factions which ...

... party. Some Conservative politicians had been angling for Whig support, the idea being that a coalition might withstand a Nationalist attack in constituencies where neither Conservative nor Whig would otherwise have any likelihood of success. At this moment ...

... intend to champion or a great scheme for the future benefit of the people to unfold, any more than that the hide-bound old Whigs and permeated Radicals who now have hold of the political machine are actuated by similar notions in their anxiety to remain ...

... may Sir Wilfred Lawson pour contempt on the Parliamentary Radicals who swallow every principle they professed in deference to Whig orders. WOMEN AS VOTERS. The leading article which we print in another column entitled Women in Politics gives a woman's ...

... the Whigs smith the compact, are the same, with a difference in profession, not in reality. And, it might be added, hardly even in proftssion, since Suarez himself sometimes professes the compact. Another feature the schemes of Suarez and the Whigs have ...