... heartier support of the Radical wing may be trusted therefore to do more than counteract the inconsiderable secessions of the Whigs ; and there only remains that great unknown quantity, MR. PARNELL. We have from the first dismissed the notion that the Irish ...

... necessary reforms. Politics is a game that has now been practised for over two hundred of years between Whigs and Tories. It is a Tory Government to-day, a Whig Government to-morrow. Meanwhile the working classes are left to stew in their former misery and ...

... evident than in the share we take in the productien of the capitalist press. In almost any newspaper you mad• take up, Radical, Whig, or Tory, it will be found that about half of our labour has been taken up in helping to puff shoddy wares, quack medicines ...

... submit the following project for an amicable settlement of the Irish difficulty. In this scheme I am influenced by neither Whigs nor Tories. Ireland, with a population of 5,c00,000, sends 103 members to Parliament, while England, Scotland, and Wales send ...

... Law. That is the present position. There is no middle course open ; and yet our shortsighted press seems to think that the Whigs and Radicals named above can prevent the inevitable by forcing Englishmen to continue the present monstrous system in Ireland ...

... have the ear not only of our statesmen but of middle-class public opinion in the capitalist press. Therefore it is that Tory, Whig. Liberal and Radical join in a chorous of congratulation on this new annexation of a rich country ; while next week probably ...

... only hope of the Government must lie in the dissolution which they contemplate, after which, at the general election, the Whigs are to be cast out of the synagogue, and Home Rule for Ireland is to be made the shibboleth by which fidelity to the Liberal ...

... their patriotic ardour, eschew the foolish opinions of their youth, and settle down into judgeships and other snug berths, as Whig and Tory placemen. Cobbett said truly of O'Connell, when he emancipated the Catholics before he agitated for Repeal, that he ...

... that the interest of the governing classes there and here, here and there, is against the workers of both islands. Tories, Whigs, and Unionist Liberals have kindly advertised for us the indisputable truth that they hate all men and all movements which ...

... in opposition to the whole force of lying, ridicule and invective which the combined capitalist newspapers of London, Tory, Whig, Liberal and Radical, could bring to bear against us for six long years. The overwhelming success of last Sunday renders the ...

... her hands, and expect her to forbear from using it. We have given her a hundred members but yesterday, with the content of Whig and Tory, that she might fully enforce her will in the National Councils. Why should we wonder now that we have given her the ...

... are face to face now with a new danger in the so-called Irish Loyal and Patriotic Union, a combination of aristocratic Whigs and Ulster Orangemen, which threatens to visit every town in this country and poison afresh the minds of our countrymen against ...