... is causing considerable activity to be displayed by the various political organisations. The selection of candidates, Tory, Whig, Liberal, Radical, Parnellite, Hartingtonian, Unionist or Separatist, as the case may be, for the different constituencies ...

... instinct of the country. The style of the article is consistent with its arguments. Nearly thirty years ago, in 1839, a brilliant Whig essayist commented unfavourably on the then High Conservative Gladstore's redundancy of language. The author of The State in ...

... looking back regretfully to the past, instead of turning with hope to the future. They have not yet even fully shed their Whigs. What, in the name of all that is vigorous, does a democratic party want with such weary ful old fogies as Lord Granville, ...

... Salisbury may be trusted not to allow the Fair Trade movement to be carried so far as to endanger the unholy alliance between Whig and Tory coercionists just yet, but when next an appeal to the country is made, Fair Trade will be the Tory cry, and they look ...

... unison with the parliamentary representatives of their country. The article enumerates a string of several Lords Advocate, Whig and Tory, all alike conspicuous in enlightened attention to improvement and reform in Scotland. But it also points out how ...

... ocratic National Liberal. By the way, Mr. Henry Labouchere, when is the kicking out of these money-grubbing, place-hunting Whig nobleman to begin in earnest ? If you don't look out they'll get the better of you yet. Harland and Wolff—Yorkshireman and ...

... two EnglanOs is composed of clergy and laity, rich and pour, aristocrats and democrat?, agriculturists and manufacturers, Whigs and Tories, and a sad and most singular fact is that the two have occasionally concurred in the same course, influenced by ...