... fifteen members of the Cabinet in the House of Lords. Relieve me, no shuffling of the old official cards, no rearrangement mere Whigs, WhiggUngs, o ' Peebles, cm or ought to satisfy the country at this juncture. The result of the last election has demonstrated ...

... and wisdom of their policy, upon their aptitude in assimilating to themselves forces which lie about llicm- It is true that Whigs glow robust in the bracing air of Opposition, and the fact may console them for their exit; but if they are wise they will ...

... Disraeli and the half-dozen of subservient ; Irish and English place-hunters who obey his baton, I but will the independent Whig section which ! was rising into eminence when the last Session of Parliament closed, and which lias been returned I again in ...

... The tone of their comments his Glasgow oration shows that they are not quite clear that he may not turn out even yet an old Whig upon their hands—another Palmerston to stand between them and the triumph of Democracy. There are certain slight and yet hopeful ...

... rv exertions were chiefly connned.a . J .. tuffice ffiat from 1805 to 18J0 tie was xeaious supporter o? the principles the Whig party, except m rs. 1 beginning of June. 1820. came to London renew I ie“':-ne 1 was mad. to family, by the 1-ding members ...

... from the newspapers? Mr Butt —Y**, through his attorney. Mr! Justice Kaooil—lt was published the Mr. Dowse —Ye*, in them all, Whig end Tory alike Mr Butt continued to read from the affidavit the plaintiff. It was said that the Lord Lieutenant was not responsible ...