... mining organisation, and two years later stood as the first Labour candidate ever heard of in S.cotland for Mid Lanark. Both Whig and Tory opposed him tooth and nail, and he polled less than a thousand votes. Five years ago he bean to attend Trade Union ...

... appli- cants, and the Radicals will be furious if their claims are put aside in order that offices may be found for members of Whig families and relics of Mr Gladstone's former administration. Mr George Russell, Mr Robert Spencer, Mr Arthur Acland, Mr Mu ...

... BLOOD BLOOD BAD BLOOD PILLS. PILLS. Creates and fosters aU 1 kinds of evil, disturb- ing the natural organic fuuctioiu,audca«whig toStiou HUGHES'S m/SS Ner- BLOOD ?TIT? vwsnoS,Despondency PILLS. PILLS. FYtSi Low Spirits, Rheumati ...

... linquished Unionism, was the writer of some of the finest articles on the land question that ever appeared in the Northent, Whig. The accession of a man of Mr Houston's calibre to the Home Rule ranks is most significant, and we do not wonder that the Rev ...

... of the Land Tenue Bill as drafted is doubtful, but Montgomeryshire tenants have no such hesitation. The defection of the Whigs, the absence of the Irish membesr owing to tke St. Patrick's Day celebrations, and the professional duties of several Welsh ...

... taken from Mr Whymper's pictures of Sherwood. Mr Labouchere, M.P., in the current issue of Truth, says Young and old, the Whigs were a mill-stone round our necks. Mr Gladstone re- fused to recognise their supremacy, and they never forgve him. Their aim ...

... sent, For Whigs admit no force but argument. For Whigs admit no force buL argument. (Renewed laughter.) He considered these as productions highly creditable to both Universities. (Hear, hear.) These represented Oxford as Tory, and Cambridge as Whig. The truth- ...

... rather than that they themselves choose the road to be followed. Having, as Mr LABOUCHEKE points out, expelled the weak-kneed Whigs who were a drag on democratic progress, good work may be done by the party if only the leaders still remaining be compelled ...

... has set in in the ranks of the Liberal party, and which we always predicted twould be the result of thesubsernency of Irish Whigs in destroying at the command of Englishmen the one Irish statesman who had the power and the ability to mould English party ...

... anti-democratic feeling in the so-called upper classes, he gnashed his teeth in impotent despair when Mr DISRAELI dished the Whigs in 1867, and educated the Tory party up to a Franchise Bill. As the years rolled by Lord SALISBURY moder- ated his acerbity ...

... and Teller of the Exchequer July, 1712, to November. 1714, when the change of dynasty and the consequent accession of the Whigs deprived him of the latter very lu. crative pesition. His services were further rewarded, when he was raised to the peerage ...

... altering them—as CANNING saiu, gipsies disguise stolen children—to make them pass for their own, is well known. They found the Whigs bathing and stole their clothes, said the Tory anythingarian who successfully educated his party to accept household suffrage ...