... a possibility of the Premier retiring at the end of the Session, and accepting a general retaining brief as Nestor for the Whig party, is now universally heard, and_ his Lordship’s own No” will now cause the world to disbelieve the rumour.— Court Journal ...

... after the failure of the Conference. The impression made by the Times article of Thursday was still further strengthened by the Whig Spectator of Saturday last, which said:—“As the character of the policy of her Majesty’s Government, the greatest reserve ...

... in candidate for their suffrages than the political views and principles even of entire stranger. THE FOREIGN POLICY OF THE WHIG GOVERNMENT. The ministerial explanations given the Houses Parliament on evening, have allayed the fears generally entertained ...

... show that the writer of Robinson Crusoe was the hired spy and the venal doer of all sorts of literary dirty work for the Whig Governmment of George I.— Guardian. The reports from the Yorkshire moors in the North Riding give excellent promise ef sport ...

... . The negro troops stormed the Confederate forts. Butkr's army had not reached Petersburg before the assault. The Richmond Whig, the 15th instant, reports the defeat of General Sheridan by Generals Fitsbugh Lee and Hampson, with heavy lues, but no particulars ...

... before the country. This Palmerston Cabinet is worn out. and it only attempts to escape condemnation by raising a false issue. Whig and Manchester organs, in a fever 01 pacific enthusiasm, argue as though the question between the Treasury Bench and the Opposition ...

... moment, the most command- ing influence upon the politics of Europe, is a fact which cannot be disputed or overlooked. And the Whigs love to have it so ! But happily for England's honour and influence they do not fitly represent the mind of the country ; and ...

... monarchy. A mean attempt baa been made by the German Plenipotentiaries of the European Conference, and their Coadjuators of the Whig press ia this couutry, to throw upon Denmark the responsibility of the failure of the Conference. That responsibility Denmark ...

... the Metropolitan Adult Education Association. PROSPECTS OP A GENERAL ELECTION.—The Parliament. House— the chief seat of the Whigs in this city—is in motion. For 4he past three or four days every horse-hair is it has been on end. There has been a running ...

... extending the sphere of their influence. The views expressed by Lord PALMERSTON on the subject of the ballot, though as old as the Whig creed itself, seem to be regarded by many of the “free and independent” of the present day as a doctrine quite novel. They ...

... latter, its defeat would involve a change of Ministry, and that necessarily war would be inevitable. It is the old tale of the Whigs, that they, and they alone, are fit to govern. Now both Lord Derby, and the other speakers at the meeting to which we have ...

... Goodwood Stakes is se baited, and circa the positions of Myrtle, egonimette, sad so radar, that we caution our radon abet* Whig wout is interning their Gamey, for, after dr at Ascot, and the re] earn disgraced aeowszioa with the Northuntherisati Plats ...