... TUG Two Whigs: Separato sittings. 11r* Inc: conferring kith Patliatnciatary Committee of the 'Prude Urn lint it not :it all likely that ilia a ill L aehieved. dc.dre for Intent:animal Union Conference, quila apart the political said, in. i•i anoilior ...

... BEWARE OF THE WHIGS! By F. W. JOWETT, The passing of Bing Edward has, for the present, changed the political situation. If the King had lived, the Veto resolutions would have gone to the House of Lords immediately after the recess, and they would certainly ...

... that the Whigs intend to monopolise political power as long as they can without coalescing in any degree with the Radicals. The working men are quite right in allowing Tories to fcet into the House to defeat this exclusive feeling of the Whigs, and may ...

... present Radicals win elections for Liberalism, whereupon the Whig element in the party sots itself to exploit Radicalism for all it is worth. When Liberal Cabinets are being formed, the Whig party insists upon being the dominant partner therein. If the ...

... Capitalism? * * * Undoubtedly. the Whig-Liherals are us determinecfas the Tories to suck the workers' blood. Lord Overtoun is a Whig-Liberal, and a. typical one. Rut the Radical rank and file—too often the dupes of Whig eloquence and promises are strongly ...

... about parties or people. For the speechmaking, gabbling Whigs. he had the profoundest contempt. Dirty Whigs be called them. The Tories in their open opposition to reform he hated ; the Whigs for their mean poltroonery, their pretended friendship, ...

... PROFITS AND PATRIOTISM By J. W. KNEESHAW Candidata for Most Birmingham% PRICE ONE PENNY. The most Whig exposure of the Profiteers. Order quaatitita at once. ...

... people. And when every attempt to suppress the agitation for reform by violent means had failed, and failed miserably, the Whigs and the Tories were equally anxious to gain the popular support by promoting measures which, though falling far short of popular ...

... was about 27i millions, and the -CIO Borough Franchise was the law of the laud. The country was by the leading families of Whigs and Tories, and Parliament was merely the national dub of the governing classes. A Club of the Governing Classes. In the Elicit ...

... criticism. c onclusive evidence of that ra g e prejudice which is visible throughout every public department. Th e Northern Whig, of Belfast, W e dnesday last week made t h e Conference of the Independent j A hour Party a text for a ranting a nd raving ...

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... expense For my armful has large and larger grown. Still, I'm told that isolation is the thing By the guardianslof my honour—Whig and blue; ...