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... be a good hand indeed ..t licking the boots of men who kick and despise him. THE WHIGS. Yet only the other day at Hull, Mr. Joseph Chamberlain wasbeslavering these Whigs with fulsome adulation, calling them friends of the people, and other nice titles ...
... then swore falsely that he was drunk and disorderly. For once the whole press is with the Social-Democratic Federation. Tory, Whig, Liberal and Radical organs all say that we have the same rights as other people. The 'Standard, St. Jams' Gazette, the ...
... they want to resist successfully this oppression, and to win in the great struggle which lies before them. EDWARD CARPENTER. WHIG DICTATION AT SHEFFIELD. To the Editor of JtraTlem. SlR,—Will you grant me space to ask your Radical readers to help us in ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... government and the cheapening of the transfer of land would not excite the passionate fervour which he desired to see. A great Whig landowner in Scotland had written to him that, if the programme of the Liberal party was to be confined to these points, he ...
... Churchill and his followers, had, like Charles Surface, put up their ancestors for sale. Mr. Morley himself is, he tells us, a Whig by principle and a Radical by observation, which is his way of bridging over a cleft which is sufficiently obvious, and while ...
... Strand, W.C. MR. CHAMBERLAIN AT WARRINGTON. R. CHAMBERLAIN has spoken at Warrington, and the cleavage line between him and the Whigs is clear. And if we were less familiar with the story of the public career of the MARQUIS OF HARTING lON, the man who talks ...
... some of your correspondents. Houghton, September 24th, 1885 C. LANGDAI.t. STIR,--Whatever may be the opinion of Catholics, Whig or Tory, Liberalist or Nationalist, On the proposal of the Bishop of Nottingham, the Catholic, simply as a member of the Church ...