... DISHING THE WHIGS. The Tories are at this old game of theirs and are playing it with such success that, unless their opponents develop more inventive genius than they have hitherto done they will soon be hard up for a cry. Home Rule is getting played ...

... SILLY OLD WHIGS. The defeat of that Whig humbug Evelyn Ashley in Ayrshire is satisfactory, just as was the result of the Southampton election, inasmuch that it gives another rude shake to our present contemptible and incompetent Government. Englishmen ...

... Bannerman, Lord Kimberley, Lord Cranbrook, Mr. W. H. Smith, Mr. Edward Stanhope, Lord George Hamilton, and the rest of the Tory, Whig and Liberal malversationists, have not been better spent. Had we the Navy and forts we have paid for twice over, at the present ...

... but not at the same time our mothers and our sisters and our cousins and our aunts. Isn't it time in short that our Tory, Whig, Liberal and Radical whistled us up at least some new sort of aerial eddy from their cave of the wind ? ...

... same time for collective action at the next general election, so far as our means will allow. Although our opponents, Tories, Whigs, Liberals and Radicals, constantly speak of our existing English Constitution as democratic the truth is, of course, that ...

... years comprise most of our so leading statesmen we are justified in saying that a more disreputable or incapable gang, Tory, Whig and Liberal, never played the fool with the fortunes of a great country. Yet these are the great ones of the earth : these ...

... 1888. celliinly because middle-class Parliamenta*m will benefit the Irish workers a jot. Li t ILI B j now that the Tories and Whigs and rals of the old school join forces what do tha dicals mean to do ? Do they imagine thvyou can organise genuine revolutionary ...

... Radicals, however estimable some of them may be as individuals, are even more dangerous enemies, as a party, than Tories and Whigs, (our open and avowed enemies) because even more likely, in the future as in the past, to deceive and betray the workers. In ...

... little printing press (his own property ), and during his leisure hours, as a labour of love. J. D. CHRISTIE. FIGHTING THE WHIGS IN HOLBORN. Some few weeks back the Committee of the Holborn Liberal and Radical Club expelled George Batman, of the S.D.F ...

... Board elections, has been gained, not in (connection with, but in the teeth of, all middleclass political parties, be they Whig, Liberal, Tory or Radical. We must constantly bear this in mind. It is in the hour when we have achieved success that we must ...

... wisps which rime from the marsh-land of politics, cease following the jack-o'-lanterns which are danced before their eyes by Whigs and Tories, Liberals and Conservatives, all of then' anxious to tarn their steps from the path which leads to social equality ...

... stations are open to a successful rush by even a secondclass power. Tens of millions a year have beat fooled away by tory, Whig and Liberal. Lord Northbrook, Lord liartington, Lord Kimberley, Mr. Childers, Mr. Campbell Bannerman, have rivalled in wholesale ...