... o Re rm ea n to ok the y W id e . Piolls of Reform, and took the Whig side. j,, Process of years this became identical . > tic Popular movement which now pro- to ovet-wheim both the Whigs and Re thinks thi tat the Rome Rule ques. 4Sth bhe-ball and the ...

... after the defeat of the ati dd Addington, was founded on an of Whigs and Tories, and ended Atr;0~e1Y5 On the defeat of Peel, Lord cuqbj essayed Government by means of a ritation of Whigs and Peelites, with the 104t Riht the country drifted -as. Lord ...

... owing to the intrigues of the Whbigs partly to the hypocrisy of the Tories. But the L:ibera;ls have ridden themselves of the Whigs, and a detective press is exposing the delays, shifts, and lies of Toi-yism---like the action, for instance, of Mr. Chaplin ...

... exempt from taxation. But the widows and the orphans we're refused even that con- solation. By216 to 121 votes the Tories and Whigs decided that the working classes must continue to pay the breakfast thble duties on tea, coffee, oca, raisins, and currants ...

... remedy the disaster of 1886, and he remembered that it was not the real Liberals who went astray then, but the weak-kneed Whigs. The Grand Old Man had his truest friends in the working classes of the country. As for the Liberal Unionists, they did not ...

... O'Connell and the English Whigs. The writer sh-w, the liberalizing influence on England or the Irish voee in the Honse of Commons. The progressive, prestcl day Enclund owes its forward state to t'oz h1 which O'Connell gave the Whigs and the Free er;1i party ...

... the progress of the movement in England. At last there was a definite Socialist party in the country quite apart from Tory, Whig, Liberal, or Radical which meant to supplant and overwhelm all other parties. (Cheers.) Frank Kitz then moved the follo~ving ...

... deserving body of men that lir. Wilson's optimist views will he fully and speedily realized, but with Gloverumentofficials-whether Whig or Tory- fair promises do not invariably result in legis. lative performances. With several bye-elec- tions in view, and the ...

... very weak pun he deserves ; But, you see, the bad news had quite shattered his nerves.) Yes; there's fear in the ranks of the Whig and the Tory, And Joey, they say, has grown haggard and hoary; And Hartington thinks with a sigh of his letter, And vows that ...

... sure, be easily collected did such machinery exist. I should be glad if those of your readers who are tired of the broils of Whigs and Tories, and want labour legis. latiosi taken up in earniest, would let me have their names and addresses without delay ...

... equally defensible, that the Whig party should be in alliance with their ancient adversaries, the opposition to whom under the most trying circumstances wias one of the most glorious and most prominent traditions of the Whigs. The Liberal party were in ...

... Speaker of tie House of Commons who has had his conduct in the chair more frequently called in question than Mr. Peel, the Whig Coercionist member for South-West Warwickshire- at the same time there never has been a Chairman of Committees who has given ...