... every day. Only let a simultaneous movement be made and Englishmen Scotchmen and Irishmen can compel any administration Tory or Whig, Liberal or Radical, to give way to the demands of the democracy for a complete change in the conditions of propertyholding ...

... class war about property now openly proclaimed here as elsewhere. Mr. Bryce it seems is not to have that affluent and genial Whig Sir Julian Goldsmid to stand with him for the Tower Hamlets at the next election. It seems to us, however, that this thorough ...

... man, vagrant, and philosopher. This gentleman, by far the most interesting in the book, has a glimpse of the far future, when Whig and Tory, Jacobite and Hanoverian, shall have given place to an unheard of democracy, and the world of the eighteenth century ...

... that he has not yet realised that he is a survival. His long absence from England has prevented him from learning that the Whig party to which he would probably claim to belong, is altogether used up and out of the running, and cared for as an interesting ...

... cannot make a profit out of your labour, your privileges as a democrat are not worth much. If you vote for Tory or Conservative, Whig, Liberal or Radical, will the return of any of these political tricksters to Parliament raise your wages, feed, clothe, house ...

... of the government at the• tine of issue. In tracing the origin and pi( get ss of this debt we have to go back to the gnat Whig revo!‘ tion of 1688. The total of the sums borroved during the reign of ...

... Party would number somewhere about eighty, leaving the balance of twenty-three for the northern Conservatives and possible Whigs in other• parts of the island. It is certainly not easy to anticipate with any security as to the effect which the increase ...

... to you as a Revolutionary Agent ; for at the time of writing your conduct is much more that of a respectable Parliamentary Whig. But you have done some service during the last few years, and, as you may yet be. useful, if forced to keep straight, I think ...

... Aberdeen's Government in 1852, is curious, and explains the difficulty of forming a Ministry : Derbyites, 292 ; Peelites, 3o ; Whigs, 130 ; Radicals, 160 ; Irish Brigade, 5o ; Total 662. December 21st, 1852. Great difficulties in forming a government. Palmerston ...

... is pleasant to find is portrayed in his true colours. A mean huckstering monarch if ever such tht.re were. But it has suited Whig purpost s to make him out a genius and Macaulay as usual falsified history in the interest of his party and his class. Aod ...

... but that he and the beleagured garrisons would be relieved at one and the same time. We have no sympathy whatever with the Whig and Tory cry for the annexation of Egypt, believing that such a course would be ruinous to a nonmilitary power, and directly ...

... the side of the ..ourt, and Dryden, together with Otway and Lee, were formidable antagonists whom the Court opposed to the Whig poets. Politics and religion were largely blended in the literature bf the t ime , the stage absolutely foamed with politics ...