... 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 ...

... 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 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 ...

... From the Mi « | Lord Der testantism or by intend to abjure either Pro- 3 he does not intend to form a coalition either with Whigs or Peelites; he does not intend (after the a; ed fashion of the day) given in his adherence, and which will form the basis ...

... Cabinet Con. rather more ingenious conundrum than usual has fallen into our possession, and we hasten publish it. Why are the Whig Ministers in office like human souls in Wordsworth's Ode on Immortality? Because their Berth is but a sleep and a forgetting ...

... has fully committed himself in favour of General Cass for the Presidency. If this be true, the last vestige of hope for the Whigs is swept away.—The anti- Kossuth feeling of the southern members of Congress still manifests itself. In the House, Mr Stanley ...

... skimmed milk. There is stuff in him, and it is of the beat sort. He is not all his life hawk and buzzard whether he shall be a Whig or Tory, a friend or a foe, a knave or fool; but thinks that life is short, and that there no time to play fantastic tricks ...