... Ministry, .after having an interview with Mr. Gladstone, would seeut.to imply that the latter would not object to serve under the Whig leader. It is not likely that he would be so willing to serve under Tard Granville, who is not only his in everything but ...

... carry nm the Government on the principles at on which his Government was carried on. The new Government will be either pur sang Whig administration devised for the benefit of the Caven- dishes, the Elliots, and the Greys, in which case it will not endure a ...

... and preposterous that In my view it is unreasonable mtleman should be in rs “Lord Russell, with all the instincts of » pure Whig, sur- tion in which he wil hi If with an aristocratic clique, not liable to the imputation that he is and inevitably be obtain ...

... The Standard describes the position of the future i Ministry in the following terms : is a new thing for , Vi. Heaven-born Whigs against the attacks , their former friends; but certainly nothing can be cowardly unfair than, because the Liberal j is feeble ...

... probably succeed Lord Clarendon as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. Thi* would be quite accordance with the traditional Whig faith in the Cavendishes. In that case it will be necessary find new Under secretary for the War Department Perhaps Mr. T. ...

... Mr. Sothem is crowding JqjjJ assistance of all parties arc not needed to ths Belfast theatre such degree that the Northern Whig hoso consequences will affect the csIU out for a near biultlius- Ewmitsconmieutsoa tbcad. welfar(J „ enera tions. But it is ...

... of ¢ politician to study the of litersny expression, ‘his hand wes ly felt im the ‘Tory mischief’ then going on. “The ‘New Whig Guide, a pleasant battery d | dinscted the apposition, wes meinly, we m | believe, written Palmerston, Sir ‘Robert eel, to; ...