... the prospect of turning out the Derby Government, the problem still remains unsolved as to the mode in which the two great Whig leaders, the acid and alkali of Brookes's, are to be combined without explosion in a single cabinet. One story runs that they ...

... political principles of this noble lord are it is of COLMe dtflieult to as in his place in Parliament he votes ineiffetently for Whig or Tory. though always for her Majesty's Government. The Indies of the home. . hold are of course, exempt from political change ...

... principles of this noble Lai d are, it is, of course, difficult to say, as in his place in Parliament he votes indifferently for Whig or Tory, though always for her Majesty's Government. The L;,,ites : of the Household are, of course, exempt from pulil:cat ...

... and honour, that we shall have to yield a naval supremacy to any wher Power. ia not in the pages of this magazine that the Whig historian, Lord H icauley, can receive any cordial appreciation. He is himself too decided a part igen for any periodical ...

... that in the event of a Liberal Government being formed, it was essential that the three great sections of that party—the old Whigs, the Peelites, and the advanced Liberals--ehould each be represented in it. Mr. Bright, who followed Lord John, spoke of the ...

... voteh wi t retur ning byconi m com mon i h n er h d i s opfl theae e m Liberal party, and go into the lobby with such tame Whig hacks as Milner Gibson and John Bright. Mr. Lindsay has not so learned his Liberalism ; and so Mr. Wight may go back to Sunderland ...

... in en Met. Reel to. mad costa Menu& ming disabused with a —Them with being disorderly. Fined lea—teety and Beery Bryaet, See Whig drunk, were be. each eng oasts —ltlinbeth Smith, hr a similar was Said as. sad _ Bonnetais&—Darkl Bees WM brought up on suspicion ...

... went to work next day. • r , r - GAZ ETT E. _ NIMPORI•43IIUNIT COPAL. I • •r- •—•-• I ..i.stathdrio r•••• 1 , The smathly @Whig WI Ude CNN was held at isms Ball, on :Mondry stud before his 1. U. Herbert, • Timm for herring —New me,, adjonnuaseln ID y ...

... that in the event of a Liberal Government being formed it was essentill that the three great sections of that party—the old Whigs, the Peelitee,and the advanced Liberals—should each he represented in it. Mr. who followed Lord John, spoke of the dissention ...

... well what J shall encounter by saying this. I know perfectly well there is no party so admirable in the use of calumny as the Whig party, and everything that calumny can devise, or that lying can supply, will be adopted by that party. (Cheers) full well ...

... proved that the defendaat was driving at a very furious rate. To pay le. mad amts. Johanna Carer sawasesed Johanna Ploftie err Whig sewelted oa Tinsley last. at Abersydwm. Delindast her oa her way Famed us. onto, or wen days' Thomas toss was charged with ...