... favour of Burns' candidatures. , At iSulltitel • ONO =Mkt= thilewb !dor sod; °ending , *heir dempioyerso Ou ork'Ned• ienf of the Whig party. ...

... slave. The Duke of Westminster himself receives the ground rent of brothels in Westminster and Pimlico without reproach. Tory, Whig, and Liberal landlords are tarred with the same brush of indirect infamy. They live in luxury and excess out of the overwork ...

... question—have been frightened, while the genuine workers have not been fully roused. Only one good thing is going on. The Whigs are being squeezed out at last. ...

... Municipal Elections Ministerial Disclaimers—Opposition Apologetics — English Parties and the Irish Question Lord Salisbury on the Whigs and Mr. Gladstone—Lord R. Churchill on the Parties—The Di:establishment Question—The Crisis in the East —Advance of the Arabs ...

... policies of the Tories, Whigs, and Radicals. It cannot be denied of any one of these parties that it is based in many respects on un-Catholic principles, and that its policy has been in many ways opposed to Catholic interests. The Whigs and Radicals, at any ...

... did what he could to raise their drooping spirits. It is well known that Whiggery is in its last moments in Ulster. An Irish Whig member will shortly he a forgotten curiosity. The ex-Minister came to preach union. Some people have found fault with his mission ...

... ocrats will see that, unless they are ready to act without any ret'. fence whatever to the oonvenienoe or opinion of Tory, Whig, Liberal or Radical, ey have no chance of forming a reali r. volutionary Social-Democratic Labour l'arty on a large scale. ...

... done to our Irish brethren moved the men and women who, then but a small band, agitated against the despicable tyranny of a Whig-Liberal administration, egged on by Tory clamour. But what we predicted has come to pass ; and now those who claimed the right ...

... majority in the new House of Commons without the help of the Irish. The Times, therefore, makes piteous appeals to the Whigs to join in giving the Government a sufficient majority to overpower both Radicals and Irish. Whether such a combination is ...

... little joke on her own account ? The labourers must soon begin to see that just as the politician is really neither a Tory nor a Whig, but only a candidate, so the only sane thing for the workers to do is to join the Socialists, the only real labour party ...

... rate some of them, to every Tory, Whig, Liberal or Radical candidate. No candidate can properly refuse to answer fair questions plainly put. If he does so refuse then it should be made impossible for him, wh'ther Tory, Whig, Liberal or Radical to get a hearing ...

... to make it clear to all men that he, at any rate, scouts the possibility, and smiles at the worth of an alliance with the Whigs. His description of the Egyptian skeleton and Rip Van Winkle trying to make up each other's minds, and Lord Derby steadily ...