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... declared the adminutration to beatan end. Some the Whigs, and some of Me. family now pointed -not. to him that the government of the country was within his grasp*. Lady Conyngbam's friends, connected with the- Whigs, made similar representations, and promised ...
... believe that the tion with the Whigs will terminate in an unioo. #tror the opinion entertained by many of the Whigs propriety of a junction, that even in the event of Lansdown's personal objections being insuperable Whigs will still, in all probability ...
... measures, is now so nicel trimmed in its opinipns, as to render it difficult to ascertain on which side it stands. It is with the whigs to-day and t! 9 tones to-morrow. No sooner was Lord Londonderry co'* signed to his grave, and bis successor installed in office ...
... April 23. [FROM THE OBSERVES. J The public attention is entirely absorbed by the new Cabinet arrangements. The meeting ftbe Whigs, which was held at the Marquess of Lansdown's on Friday night, came to no definite arrangement, although it paved the way for ...
... they can even be said to proceed at all. Whether the Whigs come into office or not, Mr. Canning will have succeeded in dividing them, and thus in some degree neutralising their future opposition. The Whigs, I'ke some of the weaker sex, are such notorious ...
... any thing conclusive respecting' tbe negotiations with the Marquis Lansdowne.—Courier. Tbe distribution of places to other Whigs is' thus arranged at present Lord Carlisle, Privy Seal; Mr. Abercrombie, Judge Advocate ; Mr. Spring Kke, Under Secretary of ...
... mission. No Ministerial arrangements can yet be positively announced, but we are inclined believe that the negotiation with the Whigs will terminate in an union. Star Office, 4 o'clock—We stop the press to state, that we have ascertained that the Duke of Devonshire ...
... Lansdown, but he has in noway himself from the Whig party. It is too much, we believe, to say that a negotiation is on foot between Mr. Canning and the Marquis of Lansdown, the representative of tha Whig party in Parliament, but communications have taken ...
... Brougham, who returned town on Sunday evening, paid the Noble Marquis a visit Monday. We believe the leading members of the Whigs dined with Earl Grey, his house Berkeley-square, Tuesday. Mr. Brougham is returned to town, and was on Tuesday at the House ...