... 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 ...

... secondly, because no one for a moment supposes that any one of them will reappearin Parliament, unless as the acknowledged Whig representative of an English constituency. They will never more represent Irish constituencies, fur Ireland has repudiated ...

... substitute for good works and extensive promises. To MR. CHAMBERLAIN is due chiefly the credit of having recognised that the old Whig watchwords are really too hopelessly discredited for use. The record of the beaten Ministry is in too startling contrast with ...

... good thing about them is that a ft..w poor fellows get a decent meal. This they well pay for by cheering an impertinent young Whig's dull lecture. Don't forget Justice Parade on Saturday -13 Paternoster Row, at 2.30-see page 6• ...

... 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 ...

... instead of wasting their energy walking the streets. It is useless to appeal to political parties. Tories, Conservatives, Whigs, Liberals and Radicals are all alike. They are the same in kind and very little different in degree. Working men are harassed ...

... of the last five years had taught the workers the absolute necessity of forming a party of their own independent from the Whigs, Moderate Liberals and capitalist Radicals who have gulled and cajoled them for generations. t seems, however, that we were ...

... candidates of whatever shade of opinion, are everywhere being forced to withdraw in favour of the middle class nominees of the Whig or Tory party for whom they have been acting as stalking horses or warming pans. i - EVOLLITITIONAIY i=iGITATITION. The German ...

... 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 ...

... as he always is, and who said the policy of the Government was to go to Khartoum and overthrow the Mandi to please the Whigs, and then to run away from Khartoum to please the Radicals. This gave a cue to Mr. Goschen, who declared that if the Government ...

... Wolverhampton ; and one at Peterborough may also be counted, for Mr. Fitzwilliam, though he calls himself an Independent, is a Whig who supports the present Government. Altogether, as we have said, the first day gave twenty-eight Conservative as against ...

... published under Mr. Gladstone's name. Mr. Chamberlain was careful to say last week at Birmingham that Radicals as much as Whigs are determined that the integrity of the Empire shall be a ...