... both here and in Africa, has convinced the world that England may be insulted with impunity. That, even, according to the Whig Obserrer, is the great lesson which the present Government has taught the nations. Ministers have not learnt much from Prince ...

... surprised if it turned out that Conservatives and Nationalists coalesced to a considerable extent for the purpose of excluding the Whigs. There have been signs at some of the Ulster meetings that some of ...

... expressed that as the boundaries had been drafted by the Commissioners, two of the electoral districts would probably fall to the Whig-Liberals, a result which would not be regarded with satisfaction. A sort of convention was held on St. Stephen's Day at Ca ...

... weapons, and adopts every trick of political fence to crush you as an association out of existence. Whatever party is in power, Whig, Liberal, or Tory, the monopolist always wins. Hence the immediate necessity of destroying that power of individuals to extort ...

... The universal crisis which affects all countries was certain to affect us as well as the rest. But Tories, Conservatives, Whigs, Liberals, and Radicals—the whole gang of self-seeking politicians and capitalist hacks—have sought only how they might gain ...

... way to cajole a part of the new democracy or may rally some of the Moderate Liberals— Goschen and his flock—and sundry old Whigs to their camp. But for the present their party is quite worthy of its leaders. It is really very lucky for us Socialists that ...

... of Mr. Gladstone the English nation was fast becoming a vacillating one and a laughing stock. He (the speaker) was neither a Whig nor a Tory. His principles were advanced in the direction of the old path of Liberalism, such as Mr. Gladstone was formerly ...

... Maynooth ; for giving legal efficacy to bequests for charitable purposes ; for establishing provincial colleges, which the Whigs afterwards dwarfed into the Queen's Colleges of to-day. At the same time several Protestant gentlemen from the province of ...

... were taken au setiemt. There has been a revolution in critical methods since then, and nobody would dream of citing the great Whig essayist as a final authority upon Johnson, or indeed upon a single one of the heroes of literature. Mr. Leslie Stephen has ...

... rate adhering to principles, personally unpopular, having no touch whatever with the mass of the producing classes, an old Whig ready to champion tyranny just so far as it' seems safe, and to give it up when threatened, you are the very man to help on ...

... keep a-top of the wave at sea. In short, you are, as you have more than once proclaimed yourself, an old Whig now-a-days, and, like all old Whigs, determined to gain your object, if utter indifference to anything except your own success can achieve it ...

... Reynolds. It is pointed out that Mr. Brodrick is the son of an unscrupulous Irish landlord and that Sir William Harcourt is an Old Whig whose sole idea of government in Ireland, Scotland, and England is coercion and brutality. In another column will be found ...