... here on the fringe of civilisation public opinion in a large degree is on our side in th e present struggle. Even our local Whig M.P., Mr. Bryce, has found fit, in the face of the opposition of the Liberal caucus, to strongly denounce the present war and ...

... exclusive feeling of the Whigs, and may do it without any sacrifice of principle. The working men's policy is to insist upon their own representation, and, in default of success, to permit Tories to be sent into the House until the Whig majority is seriously ...

... growing steadily, whose attitude towards the official Liberal gang is as hostile as our own, and whose plucky stand against the Whig and Tory war-mongers furnishes sufficient proof of its stamina and courage in emergencies. I speak of the Radical Democrats ...

... acquired great fame as an eloquent lawyer, and had been several times Minister of Justice. He was a good type of the old-fashioned Whig, but was quite out of sympathy with modern ideas. Like so many of his kind, he was fiercely anti-Clerical, and was never so ...

... Socialists think of a lecturer who eulogised Cromwell as the great Democrat, and has advanced very little, if at all, beyond the Whig ideas of the Glorious Revolution of 1688 ? Yet I made myself unpopular by arguing down, somewhat on the lines of good old ...

... Mr. Maddison, M.P., went down to Reading, with other members of the official Liberal Party, to support the candidature of a Whig capitalist, who is in favour of the war in South Africa—Mr. Palmer, of the biscuit-making firm. Palmer had been in the House ...

... the present lecturer is a different individual to the one during Mr. Hawkins's time. Whether this one has advanced beyond the Whig idea of i 686 can be seen from the fact that when he opened a debate on the death of Radicalism his remarks received the c ...

... 250 more, we know that it must be the hitherto irreconcilable Social-Democrats who have filled up the places of the scooting Whigs. That I am sure is exactly the case ; but I do not share the surprise expressed by Reynolds's that many Radicals do not ...

... them the way.—l remain, dear comrade, yours fraternally, HENRIETTE ROLAND HOLST. Graveland, Holland. SoriALis rs, Tories, Whigs, Anarchists, and Liberals assembled at the Enterprise on Sunday evening last to hear a Hollander (J. K. Van-der-Veer) deliver ...

... Conservative Party, he every now and again gives indications that he is the inheritor of the spirit and traditions of a great Whig house—a house whose Whiggery, like much of the Whiggery of the first half of the century, was better than the tame and spiritless ...

... statement, and that it would be mainly taken up with promises of social reform ; that once more the Tories were about to dish the Whigs, and that the menu for the coming Session would consist of measures for housing reform, cheap trains, old-age pensions, and ...

... ripe. The feeling, however, that some steps should be taken to put Home Rule in the background, and to endeavour to unite the Whigs of the Liberal Party with the Liberal Unionists, was more than hinted at in many quarters. But the present crisis in the Liberal ...