... 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 ...

... bundle. The ; * Plain Principles' bit of Rnrdso tout pur. is not autiiorik' l.y'ko Whig leaders, not I ...

... was the son of the Meactuis OF NORT'HAMYTON, were about as wise as they were before. In politics his Lordship was a moderate Whig, and therefore if it had been possible to secure any wavering votes, he ought to have done so. The return of the late Mr. Lama ...

... of any bookseller. price 2s. ed., or post free 2s. 10d.—E. J. KIBBLEWICTS, 31, Tavistock-street, Lucent garden. Tories and Whigs, Conservatives and lt..mc•u, should read Our Oli Nobility,' price 21. 64., or post r.ee 2s. 104.—E. J. KIIIBLEV•HITL, 31 ...

... legislation, but its other merits are not quite so apparent. The truth of the matter is this: The Sovereign, every Conservative, Whig, and moderate Liberal, every newspaper editor who fears demociacy, and every club I fetcher-and carrier, have been frightened ...

... concern; they a, afford the only working system of minority representa- tiob. I The oli lines simply mean the old Whig dodges. The n Whigs are playing lust the same game now that thely rplayed in 1867, and they ought to be met in the same way f, I that ...

... out complete reforms, he contended, arose from tiie present constitution of Par- liament—(hear, hear). Opposition came from Whig landlords, as well as from Tories. TLe obstructions farmers were now suffering from were due to the fact ttiat they were not ...

... Ginx's Baby, who has appeared in County Down supporting the Conservative candidate, writes letter to the Befast Nortlcern Whig explaining hia reason for this. He says : —From the beginning of this year it has been known to friends that I have felt the ...

... Mr. Bright would say, they are on the old lines. The old lines, Lord Randolph replied, simply mean the old Whig dodges. The Whigs are playing just the same game now that they played in 1367, and they ought to be met in the same way that they were ...

... and his quick apprehension of a political situation will make him a wary counsellor. The Whig, it is said nascitur non Jit. Mr Russell is one of the very few Whigs who, being ''born so, has triumphed over the impediments of birth and became strong Liberal ...

... thousand each. The arrangement works out easily as a sum in simple division. the very basis, Lord Randolph's suggestion. No more Whig dodges. No more two-member constituencies. Make population alone the basis of representation, and give each fiftythree thousand ...

... may learn the lesson from his narrow escape that the proper destination of a Radical Member is not a subordinate &uah in a Whig Government. It is a lesson that Radical Members need to learn just now, ¢ Perhaps the Birmingham Conservatives are satisfied ...