... and thin supporter for so many years—is obliged to lift up its testimony against him. The Observer, expounding the moderate Whig view, points out, as a candid friend, the dangers which lie in his path. Even the Times, in its capacity of chief political ...

... conditions. Such a heresy, however, had no chance of getting a hearing through the capitalist press, whether it called itself Whig or Tory, Liberal or Conservative. And now, it is by no outsider, but by an American of the Americans, that this theory is ...

... aristocrats of birth. The programme of the Trade Union Congress is Conservative enough at any rate for the wealthiest of young Whigs. The Duke of Rutland having in the course of his long life enclosed thousands of acres belonging to the people has opened ...

... MacCarthy, M.l'. for Westmeath, will be the member for Athlone in succession to the late Sir John Ennis. Neither Conservatives nor Whigs will risk a contest. Mr. ll'. O'Brien, ALA—The Court of Common Pleas here has been engaged during these three days with the ...

... will not be strengthened at the next election, under whatever circumstances it takes place ; and the Orange party and the Whigs will be seriously misled, if they dream that they will be able to diminish the Nationalist strength. The Irish Afentbets.— ...

... the light. In another column our readers will see huw Dr. Laing seeks to establish the curious proposition that Suar:z was a Whig. Thesuperstitiousdread of sitting down—thirteen at tablehas been the cause of a sad occurrence in Berlin. A number of guests ...

... most of the eminent statesmen of his day, and all who had made public life illustrious, except, of course, on the side of the Whigs. He gave his friends when he wrote to them, the best he had to give, and they dealt in the same spirit with him. Then besides ...

... JUSTICE. dignified position ; for the Whig party, since they are fossils, cannot die as long as the bourgeois constitution lasts. One may say that each of these sections of the Liberal party has some power, and some prospects ; but what is to be said ...

... choose from its non-appearance. The Glasgow Evening Cilium, in its impression of the 22nd November, contained a letter from a Whig. Viewing with alarm the coming increase of political power among those who do not pay income-tax, he urged the necessity of ...

... 830 would ensue to postpone reform altogether. They would be much more likely to return to the old policy of dishing the Whigs, by introducing a more complete measure. Bur Mr. Chamberlain reaches the climax of denunciation when he accuses the Lords ...

... or doctrines. It is never easy to take Mr. Labouchere au serieux. Those that can, may find in his article on Radicals and Whigs a striking instance of the new political methods, whereby a Spartan rigime for land, labour, and capital is proposed. Mr. ...

... the work of civilisation in North East Africa could be committed. To say nothing of the specimens which Tories as well as Whigs have given in India and other colonies, only too abundantly of their way of understanding their civilising mission, Gladstone ...