... pre- sumably, of a Liberal Secretary for War, we can only say that this is fatally foolish, as playing into the hands of the Whig and Tory enemy. Let the mihtary stand aside in all Labour demonstrations; they are not wanted, and their very presence acts ...

... on the Liberal party of Huddersfield. But Huddersfield does not stand alone in this respect. The selection of an antiquated Whig official like Sir Arthur Hayter at Walsall, and of an unpopular railway director like Mr. McInnes at Hexham, indicates also ...

... to the Church; he has frantically applauded Irish coercion; he has gone out of his way to indulge in fulsome eulogy of the Whig and Tory aristocracy; he has violently abused the trusted leaders of the English Progressive movement; he has sneered at Lord ...

... most reliable for carrying them through. We know that the House of Commons contains a large number of persons, both Tory and Whig, who could never have gotten there save for their heavy purses, and the circumstance of their occupying their present position ...

... attempt to revive the old dying sec- tarian controversies between Catholic and Protestant. That is the one way by which the Whig clique hopes to kill Home Rule. We are no fonder of ecclesiastical domination in politics than is Sir Henry James ; in- deed ...

... Victoria lis long ago ceased to trouble about the Speech which goes by her name, but which is really composed by the Liberal-Whig Cabinet by whom the country is governed. So four Commissioners are rappinted to fill Victoria's place. They, havini struggled ...

... both in the Huddersfield and Halifax elections. The attitude which had been taken up by the Independent Labour party towards Whigs and Tories had not been apprehended rorrectly. The idea that they were possessed of a sneaking fondness for the Tories was ...

... WHIGS AT DINNEn. We have often wondered how it must feel to be a Whig. We suppose Whigs go about the country in a perpetual state of conscious superiority to other people There are not many Whigs, for the world is not good enough for such noble beings ...

... enthusiasm for the I-Home Rule question as such, there is a steady determination that it shall be settled, and that Tory and Whig obstructionists shall not for ever keep it before the country to the exclusion of other pressing Democratic reforms. The Unionists ...

... rank. They, too, Caot not to appear in uniform when in the streets. 3rI Calmpbell.Bannerman, the War Minister, who is ao of a Whig than a reformer, said he would not Lerst the warrant and non-commissioned officers Ito samlel prviege ast thonemsso offhsicersol ...

... alvanced Radicalismwhich pays. The late mniember, James, now a lord, was a poor creature, quite destitute of ability, and a Whig politically. He would have lost the constituency altogether had le remained member much longer. The new member, Mir. Allan ...

... Bill. This is. on the whole, the best argument in favonr of the Bitl we havo yet beard. That institution for the breeding of Whigs and Tories is always against all Progressive measures. When the Great Western Railway was about to be made, the Provost and ...