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... ST , I ------ - e s ee,,, - I • / No. No. 532, VOL. XI.I LONDON, SATURDAY, MAR. 24, 1894. [PRica ONE PENNY. .•• ..,- Whig-a loyal Whig-who prepares the way for A DEMOCRATIC the Duke of Connaught. CABINET ! Mr. BRYCE.—Another literary man gone wrong ...
... LIBERAL AND TORY. They swing upon a plank ; slack ! That plank doth rest on Labour's back ; And Whig and Tory, equal now, To him do frantic scream, Wilt thou Just lift thyself a little—so ; The other then may downward go. Alas ! you think that if you ...
... on more or less merrily while the interests of the mass of the people are entirely neglected. We rejoice in an aristocratic Whig administration with its usual appendage of unscrupulous loungers and men of letters on the make, who do the dirty work of the ...
... this latest attempt at performing the old exploit of dishing the Whigs seems ter have petered out in something that was not intended—to wit, the dishing of the dishers by the Whigs. We make these remarks more in sorrow than in anger, as we should not ...
... cabinet spoils to the members of his Radical tail who are hungering kr office. For our own part we believe it will be a case of Whigs on the green, and, if so, Mr. Gladstone's lease, we may confidently predict, will not be long. ...
... Milner (Sxialistic Radical), 911 ; A. Morton (Fossil Whig), 627 ; T. H. Both (Fossil Tory), 569 ; J. Brealey (Fossil Tory, chairman, and earl of Macclesfield's agent), 538 ; H. Shuffiebotham (Fossil Whig), 545 ; J. E. Ingham (Socialist and Co-operator, trustee ...
... : 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 ...
... has been appointed, has met, and has elected Mr. Campbell-Bannerman as its chairman. It is meet and proper that this mediocre Whig should be chosen for this position. It is so suggestive of all that the Government has appointed the Committee for. Mr. Campbell- ...
... influence must not, nevertheless, be wholly lost sight of. All of which means, in common parlance, that, as in the days of Whig masters sixty years ago, kindness and scientific development can find no place in practical Poor Law administration, that success ...
... incurring unpopularity and obloquy. More recently, also, it has been of great service in exposing the fraudulent dodgery of the Whig clique which owns and controls the miserable Liberal Party. But this plan every few months of suggesting a new political o ...
... MAN HAPPY TILL HE there will be a bye-election. We should like to , , ') 0 Is DEAD. see all the capitalist-Liberal host of Whigs and 7 Prigs engaged in trying to prevent one of the ----, We cannot pretend not to rejoice ablest and most active workers in ...
... states that Mr. John Burns's share thereof was an addition to the wages of the workmen employed in the public dockyards. The Whig coterie of which the Cabinet is composed may congratulate itself on its ability in striking bargains. Independence has ...