... polities from Mr Loch mainly on three Loch was a Whig of the old school, and he. Mr 1 was an Independent Liberal, and would Lord John or any other as far only as he «aw tit, and would not act with the Whigs on all ocyssivus tle was no Radical, and did ...

... D'Israeli, from Hume nor Cobden, from Graham Gladstone, was the Government to receive its wound. It was fated to sink beneath a Whig bite the dust before it so and so con banished from its Secretary was to have a in the success of his mo- the conversion of ...

... places where other- wise they would confessedly have had no chance whatever, they are endeavouring to set Whigs against Radicals, and Radicals against Whigs; and there are stupid or dishonest men in both sections whom they desire to make use of as theirtools ...

... Chancellorship, the Foreign Office, and the India Board, with five ether places of less difficulty and labour, are giveu to the Whigs. (Morning Chronicle.) The comprehensive character of the new Government is strongly illustrated by the introduction into the ...

... among the parties necessarily called to bear them, It matter of no consideration with the public by whom changes are proposed—Whig and Tory may or may not agree—but the nature of such changes, and whether operative for good or ill, a matter of the gravest ...

... he is sure of having, viz., 1 an active post under the Whig ex-Premier 1 his restoration to office. The exclusion of Si: 1 George Grey from Northumberland is regarde ...

... Government tossed from one hand to another, with no party strong enough grasp them unassisted. Bui for this purpose a coalition Whigs, Peeiitei, and Economists, will be necessary. In this the Times thinks there is nothing improbable. But then comes the difficulty ...

... the substitution Lord Granville for Lord Palme at the Foreign Office. Lord Palmerston has been acting too long with the Whigs to obtain the full confidence the Protestants Ireland ; but is man of courage and a true Englishman and at a time when concurrent ...

... the United States we learn that General Scott's nomination for the Presidency meets with increased opposition. The southern Whigs have seceded from the decision of the Baltimore Convention ; and Webster has taken the field to oppose him. ...

... the hi ead of of the rst commercial house in world. Three da settle theq juestion, ys, including Saturday and Sunday, will a Whig to a Conse: rvative Cabinet. by handing over the country from The Mor followi Ministerial appointments :— ning Herald, in a ...

... without them, they arc as clearly not the men for him. He knows also that coalitions are against Whig traditions, and that the secret for this many a day of Whig power has been family clanship. The judicious distribution of governorships, and of such other ...

... alliance, in contradistinction to an Austrian or Russian connection—this, every one must see, would weaken the Whig ministry, and destroy the Whig paity, beyond all the slender talents of the Greys to uphold them. ...