... Let the people of England see all their enemies in front. Fancy Mr. Chamberlain at Devonshire House at the feet of his hated Whigs ? Read how he is bestowed with praise by the very newspapers whose denunciation are the highest reward of a genuine democrat ...

... will be confirmed by the House of Commons. Whatever nonsense may be talked by the more furious Tories or the more reactionary Whigs, all responsible politicians know now that Home Rule for Ireland is in some shape a necessity. Our opinion as to the hopeless ...

... that the ballot is defeated by the confessional ? Does he really think the Irish peasant confesses that he has voted for the Whigs ? And if he did, what bearing would that have on the question of secrecy? The Annual Meeting of the Catholic Poor School Committee ...

... between them and famine. The English Government looked on complacently. Ministry succeeded Ministry, Tories followed Whigs and Whigs followed Tories with monotonous regularity in the highest places ; but none of either party thought it requisite to secure ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... residence in Prince's Gate on Wednesday. Though the invitations were limited to the Radical section, as distinguished from the Whig section, of the dissidents, fiftythree members of Parliament attended, and ten others sent letters expressing warm sympathy ...