... Radical or Demo- cratic consideration? A Whig of the Whigs, what has your presence in the Liberal party meant but the repression of the advanced or democratic element ? When the Liberals have been in power, the Whigs have appropriated all the offices, and ...

... the Earl of Iddesleigh and Lord Randolph Churchill is the support of that fossilized old Whig and ex-Israclite, Mr. George Joachiut Goschen. We call Mr. Goschen a Whig, as he evidently is still of the belief that he is one and not a Tory, and the difference ...

... This was shown to a posi- tively nauseous extent when Lord Granville, perhaps the most contemptible of all the office-seeking Whigs who cling on to Mr. Gladstone's skirts in the hope of again getting £5,000 a year as Secretarv of State, spoke at a useeting ...

... insti- tutions. Economy has for years and years been the watchword of the Whigs, but it has never been attempted by any one of them. Indeed, during the long period that the Whigs beld office, the national expenditure increased by leaps and bounds, until ...

... conspiracy to carry by numbers what they are unable to justify by argument. Ministers, however, at the instigation of the Whigs and the Chamberlain gang, remained firm, and the amendment was rejected by 157 to 120 votes. Dr. Commins next moved an amendment ...

... and most of them fast asleep on the benches, This off-hand style of expending the public money is in high favour both with Whigs and Tories, as it tends not only to the expediting of the passage of the estimates, but also prevents discussion on the various ...

... this public stage as en oenal for the brighter and better futrire of thle poor, despiseti, and. oppressed. DEM~OS. TO THE WHIGS. %EETLEmEN,,-TheS0 peech of Lord. Hcrtington on Frila night show's that yen are platyitig avery Subttle game irdeed. Yen have ...

... abandonment of the principle of ?? rule. Lord Harting- ton speaks as a Liberal of the Whig section, and does not forget that he is a member of the aristocracy. The Whig aristocracy in the last resort always prefers a Coalition Ministry to an adoption of ...

... any particular pother or extra expense; and their successors must either do the will of the country, or fall like- wise. Here Whig succeeds Tory, and vie vexrsa, and things go on as bad as ever. ...

... honossrablv associated, ansd re ciet the f fatal error, as Lord Itacaulay de- ccii cii it, of Mr. Fox a century ago. The great Whig- l. adel torniid a coalition with his opponents. Lord Amortih adl the politicians of that day rejoiced at the formaition of ...

... he never dwas one in the true acceptation of the term ! That is to say, lie remains to- day what he was twenty years ago, a Whig, and nothing but a Vbhig. He adopted the motto of his old chief, Larl Russell, Rest and be thank-ful, and has never of late ...

... we find him assing for more money to spend. Ninety millions a year is a tre- mendous sum, and to the men, whether Tories, Whigs, or Radicals who set about having it reduced, not by driblets, but by a stern and determined attack on the privileged cliques ...