... the last eight years, and which hut a very short time ago were denounced and treated with ridicule. The two sections of the Whig party, i.e., the Radicals and Tories, have wasted five or six years of the precious time of legislation in doing their level ...

... (March gtb, 3.30 p.m.) We say every Socialist; but, according to their professions of faith, it is also the duty of Tories and Whigs, of Liberals, Radicals, and Republicans, either to attend the Hyde Park Demonstration, or to protest, in some other effective ...

... cure Poverty I We know that this dire disease is the direct result of Monopoly, and in support of that Monopoly Tories and Whigs, Liberals and Radicals are united. The Tory is an open enemy, and fur that reason less to be feared than covert foes who seek ...

... Episcopal Bench so far back as 1849, when he was selected by the late LORD CLARENDON. He always had the reputation of being a Whig Bishop ; but now he stood forward in defence of the Ritualists, to the great irritation of many, and the surprise of all who ...

... to Parliament. We need not dwell on the change in this respect ; it comes before us every day, affecting everything. To the Whig PRIME MINISTER of that time the small band who followed O'CormELL were welcome auxiliairies ; not loved although welcome, for ...

... up to the necessity of taking somedecisive step if they would not see the last vestige of popular rights swept away by this Whig and Tory administration. Ever since they came into power they have been feeling their way step by step to find if there was ...

... The times were stirring and changing, the noise of social questions was in their ears ; all men, priests or politicians, Whigs or Tories, were being driven to consider the great work of making the condition of the lives of the helpless people more Christian ...

... battle as a sign of the future ; for slowly but surely the political forces are gathering into two opposing camps. The old Whig or capitalist party, discovering their real identity c'f interest, are uniting with the Tory or landlord class : the more logical ...

... : he is the worst landlord and strictest game-preserver in Norfolk, and a bitter old Whig. Lord Spencer is the renowned Common-grabber; he is another bitter old Whig. Mr. Mundella is a guineapig and factory sweater of the baser sort. Mr. Campbell-Banu ...

... labour pledge, but altogether apart from the regular labour ticket he has betrayed the reactionary sentiments of a crusted Whig fossil and a hopeless Philistine. Mr. Roby is the author of a grammar book, and he played instructively enougt with the indefinite ...

... at vol. ii.,p. 424, of his recently published Life, in which he writes as follows : Lord Melbourne once said to me,' We Whigs have made two great mistakes ; we have always underrated two powers—the Church of England and the Pope.' Thus, too, Mr. Lecky ...

... whole instant and urgent need. In pls. Mumma ow Srostacit.—N A* far warty ten eel • half years alma headache mach wow withal* Whig of honk. was maw MI Salt. Belpre I bad beide I bud it idea tat dud oat geed, and usual bed*: I that have In d y. tosser k rat ...