... recentescapades did not admit the possibility of his being received back amongst the Conservatives,-his present allies the Whigs he knows are somewhat out of date,-or even if they succeeded in carrying on the Government in the absence of Lord' PALMERSTON ...

... superiority of Conservative financiers. Mr. Disraeli used to tell us that the result was due to Sir Robert Peel finding the Whigs bathing and running away with their clothes. Mr. Grenville says that the strong Conservative Govern- ment of 1841 was one of ...

... ve majority at the next election. Glad- stone's speech, they say, has entirely done for the present organisation: the old Whigs and most of his colleagues have taken the alarm at his sweeping views; and many of the moderate minded either will not vote ...

... Were the Prince of Wales at all inclined to be factious, or were the Opposition base enough to follow the precedent of the Whig Opposition and the last Prince of Vales Earl Russell would not be Foreign Minister twenty-four hours longer. As it is poor ...

... Ministry when nothing had been decided upon. Palmrerton declared he would resign, but wee prevailed upon by thae calmer oldl Whig portion to stay en, as the deluge would follow upon his retirement. There is a saying of Pam's going. about with reference ...

... I ?? M roein of the law was also worthily represented byN reM.Bailey and his son, the former stating that he hadibee. ole Whig, hut now had changed his Sentiments; while the latter lestated that he had never obanged 'his views, opinions, or = cat Iall ...