... the first time that the Whig- Radices have shrunk from appealing to the people. Under an Act pared in 1694, the duration of Parliament had been fixed at three years, but in 1716 the Whig-Radical majority, supported by the Whig Oligarchy, as D' Israeli ...

... nation which values Belf-government will never submit. The Standard asks:— Does Chamberlain imagine that he will carry the Whigs with him in his crusade against the Lords? Does he think that the Radicals can stand alone? The agitation is young as yet, ...

... MOB r. THR POLLS. SlR,—The article that you reprint from the London Observer shows that the Radicals are disgusting the old Whigs. The House of Lords and the Conservatives say, Appeal to the people in the only legitimate way --at the polling booths. The ...

... b e i ng well filled, while the proceedings were unanimous and enthusiastic. The in opening the proceedings, said, seing a Whig both on his father' s and his mother's side, he should find himself in a somewhat strange position in taking the chair that ...

... e Lord Bartin~ton was to make his firsb speech in v the c'ampaign. A s heir of one of the' most illu. ! tzious and powerful Whig ?? ia the realmho. te Is A representative mani, but h has-once more, ac - cording to his wont, disappointed those who hopea ...