... Robert's programme is devoid of any proposals for the benefit of the people, and that, mural or immoral, he will be of the old Whig seztion. So the enthusiasm shown for him is still more astonishing. ...

... afforded our comrades at Tunbridge Wells an excellent opportunity for propaganda. The respectable middle classes of the division, Whig, Liberal, Radical, and Tory all combined against our comrade Jarvis, who was standing as a Social- Democratic candidate. In ...

... him under a Liberal as under a Tory Government ; that he is raok-rented by the landlord and sweated by the capitalist whether Whig ...

... T. P. O'Connor to rub them all over with his patent Home Rule embrocation, warranted to soften down the political pangs of Whig, Liberal, National- I.iberal, Radical, Catholic- Irishman, Fenian, Parliamentary-Separatist, and Socialist ? Now, T.P., hurry ...

... reforms of value will be utterly disappointed. Blessed are they who, like we Social- Democrats, expect nothing from a crew of Whigs on the make. ...

... banners laying of Gladstone, We honour him because he trusts the people, seemed just a little bit ironical. PREPARING FOR WHIG SUPREMACY AGAIN. Once more we ask : Isn't it about time that the Liberal I'arty or the Radical Party or the Liberal-Radica ...

... be known to have had articles in its pages was a literary patent of nobility which every rising man who did not serve in the Whig phalanx most anxiously longed for. The early volumes abound with articles under various headings dealing with the Catholic ...

... James Fox, espoused the cause of the Revolutionists, and warmly opposed Pitt's warlike policy. This is not a bad record for a Whig politician of the Georgian period, and there is very much to be learned from the speeches of the leaders of the Opposition ...

... commercial statesman of a somewhat reactionary turn of mind, gifted with an astonishing flow of wordy rhetoric. If he or the Whig clique that lately met at Hawarden imagines that the Southport and Saltney orations are of any use to anybody they will soon ...

... Rothschild), or Mr. A. J. Mundella (the colossal guinea-pig), or Lord Granville (the pitman's sweater), or Lord Kimberley the Whig par excellence), or Mr. John Morley (the doctrinaire Monarchist) intend to push genuine Socialistic palliatives to the front ...

... 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 Romeo' which meant to supplant an Frank Kitz then moved the following resolution : That this meeting hopefully ...

... drink. And does the Government share this consideration ? Certainly ; changes of ministry make no difference ; Tories or Whigs have the same broadness of view in this respect. You were speaking just now of education. Well, in London there is no ostracism ...