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... station at half-past numbec two o'clock. precise] There were no interviews between the noble lord and any the gra members of the Whig or Peelite party this morning. Southe On Lord Derby's return to town at 20 minutes past two, of the hoe proceeded to the residence ...
... the handiug over tlie predominance of influence in the Cabinet to the Peelites, whom they hate more mortally than even the Whigs. There are several stories afloat xi to certain intrigues of tire Peelites, some which are net without probability. It is said ...
... addressed &mat the Post-office. You will me partial at all threes carefully kklint wee long *Ss_ wham ha see their name there. Whig wow t an I will return lau , i,e; bat in miming titer the variety of incidents that one witli'u observation durii.g my walk ...
... are now ' deploring dogged our arms through long series of ' years, though Ministry after Ministry was changed, ' and though Whigs and Tories took their turn at ' blunder and misfortune. The disasters of the last war are then introduced in the following ...
... year* ilia throne at the old Crown and Anchor Tavern, in i’alac*- yard. and in Covent gardcn meetings. Mr Hume worked not for Whig* Tories, lie Übwarcd tor hi* country—for the world *t large. never put his faith in .Sovereign* or in Governmenu. If he ever ...
... the lead of tbe Protectionist party for such conetderations as offered to besl*nv on available and enterprising talent. His Whig colleairues were feelingly expostulated with on their apostsey who bad some reason to know the way to t-iich the heart renegade ...
... finally rid of both. Keeping, then, in view the almost infinitesimally small difference between the two bad proposals, we ask the Whig Boction of our warlike friends, how they can reconcile their admiration of Lord Palmerston with their violent indignation against ...
... SEATS IN THE CABrIET.-The Right Hon. Henry Labouchere is the new Colonial Secretary. Mr Labon- chere, it is well known, is a Whig, and nothing more. We d; have, however, reason to believe that he has been decidedly op- r- posed to pushing matters to e ...
... 11. fah. sr •i. .8 as If f • .kr■ Ma- a.. row eh. Imago • • ea- aet f •t•lllarrosee. K N I. A N 1.). H• nriihrw Sir William Whig caaaasma fat of Sinth. Tat ialaud tif New Caleduili.i, in the Pgeitie, ham &owed pew( of the doaeatu o. the meow* Mu J. Too ...
... represented in the Cabinet by the late Sir William Molesworlh, and Lord Stanley, when member for Chester, being reckoned a Whig and something more.” With respect to the great question of the day, we believe both the new Ministers ate favour of a vigorous ...
... mistaken. Lord John Russell, in this respect, has heavy account settle with his countrymen. Perish the State, but save the Whigs! would seem his motto, with reserved meaning that if the lugs are to saved, it Is in order that Lord John Russell mar still ...
... wellinformed correspondents in the metropolis on Monday, when the result of the division was foreseen. 1. Lord John Russell and a Whig Administration, pnre and simple. This is regarded as almost an impossible result, for several reasons. Lord John's secession ...