... the kites and the crows have sunk their differences and are now so amorously billing beak to beak. They hope, do the Tories, Whigs, and Capitalist Liberals, to set back the cause of progress for at least ten years by their combination. But they won't try ...

... hand-made goods in this country against those imported freso abroad. He maintained that they were not fighting on the old lines of Whig or Tory, or on the lines of Radical and Constitutionalist. He had again had the honour of being in opposition to Bishop Bagshawe ...

... share in this new policy, and the Minister finds himself surrounded at last with new men, new faces, other minds. But if Whig secession has left the Cabinet with all its strength in its younger men, Mr. Gladstone must miss also other supporters, old ...

... Dundee Advertiser Scotland IRELAND. Dublin Express (six lines) Belfast News Letter 2) Belfast Morning News.. 3 Belfast Whig 5 Freeman's Journal 5% The curious tyranny of opinion in Paris which makes men, who are otherwise known as loyal children of ...

... to the hustings in the name of the Independent Opposition his fate was to be ham strung from behind by the crosier of some Whig Prelate. Then it began to be whispered that reforms were to be introduced into the connection of priests with politics, ...

... and law-abiding—so they are left to starve. What is the moral you draw from that? One faction is as bad as the other. Tory Whig, Liberal, Radical are all alike. The Tories were in offioe when we renewed this a,Titatio.- : the Liberals are in office now ...

... , and others whom he was glad to find had now seceded. Therefore when he had had to consider whether he should support the Whig Ministers, to whose principles he was diametrically opposed, he went to the other side, which he thought would carry out a ...

... England are dedicated to St. George. The advent of George Lotus Elector of Hanover, in 1714—invited to our shores by Protestant Whigs, traitors to their lawful kingbrought the name of George into tabhion in England among the lovers of the Ilanoverian dynasty ...

... the Conference was six and a quarter years ago I was not far out. I did not introduce that to show that Mr. Bradlangh is a Whig-Radical now, but rather that he was one then as compared with 1869. Now, I hardly know what to call him. Suppose I leave the ...

... for Clare, and lately rejected at Liverpool. Now Captain O'Shea is suspect to the Nationalists. He is regarded as almost a Whig, and entirely a Gladstonian. It was he who negotiated the famous Kilmainham treaty, according to which, as it was alleged ...

... and generation. Opposed to us all other parties form, as the old Communist Manifesto truly says, a reactionary mass. Tory, Whig, Liberal and Radical are merely more or less pronounced shades of one colour. But their differences among themselves enable ...

... very little value on trade unions, and take no pains to conceal their opinion that they are as good as played out. Even Whigs and Radicals confess they are Conservative bodies; and rightly, too, for they are nothing but organisations of the aristocrats ...