... and the Lamb I sometimes feel,” said Miss Lloyd George, that it is easier for the lion to lie down with the lamb than for a Whig to keep step with a Radical, and 1 think that has been the experience of the Liberal Party in the past. Mr. Gladstone found ...

... affecting belter conditions. Now things were changing in the eiocialiut Bart}. Socialist Party Split The moderate element »a» 'whig *upplanled by extreme element, *™- Party wo* -phi from top bottom. Mr Maxton and Sir Si,.fiord Crippa were rapidly breaking ...

... (afterwards Member for the Forest of Dean), they were extreme Radicals and neo-Republicans, and consequently the terror of the Whigs as well as the Tories of that time. A correspondent recalls that the visit was paid in connection with a conference of the ...

... the first Unionist ad- ministration under Lord Salisbury’s leadership, supported as it was by the Marquis of Hartington, a whig of the old school, and Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, the erstwhile great hope of the Radicals. The great meetings that were held ...

... Division in Parliament from 18G8 to 1874, and in 1875 he was elected for Stroud. In those days the Marlings belonged to the Whig Party, and at the 1868 election he was returned in association with Col. Nigel Kingscote, Col. Somerset being the unsuccessful ...

... ing in its issue of a hundred years ago: Thieves Fall Out.—The Tory candidate Gloucester has placards which Bay, ' Since the Whigs came in they have created 553 new offices, set Europe at loggerheads by handing over Turkey to Kussia, and Belgium to France ...