... between safe, steady-going Whigs and the more active-minded and progressive Conservatives; and that therefore a policy substantially identical with that of the Liberal Government may be adopted by their Tory successors. If Whigs and Tories are very much ...

... are the simplest, cheapest, and best; doing every variety of domestic alandt fancy work in a superior manner. Price £6 6s. Whig and Mann, 143, Holborn-bars, London.—[Advt.] ...

... Lord Derby's Administration entered upon office. Lord Derby attempted at first to form a Coalition Ministry, to include the Whig members who had opposed the late Ministry on the Reform question, but, as the effort was a failure, the Cabinet formed was ...

... the Saturday Review at the idea of an ass o ciation b etwe en the Cabinet and Mr. Bright has not startled the high and dry Whigs into a demonstration sufficiently formidable to influence the intentions of Government, and we may hope that it has not startled ...

... Liberal party, And the concession of household suffrage is probably the least that will now satisfy the country. This, as the Whig Attorney- G-eneral admitted, would also come within the limits of the existing Constitution of England. If it be not conceded ...

... He did not believe, a s much as other persons, in the good wishes of Mr. Bright towards Ireland, and it was not from the Whigs but from the Tories that important concessions had generally been obtained. He asserted that on the Church question Mr. Chichester ...

... Party during the d e b a t es upon: the Reform Bill—a r ci A ell which maie it doubtful whether they were to be r o aSse d as Whigs or as T or i es — a ff or d s a pl au sible apology I v ! th e course pursued by the Conservatives last Session. ° refer to ...

... have their hearty support. There. is every ref:- son to conclude, we believe, that Lord Grosvenor will, as regards the old Whig aristocracy either of England or Scotland, have but little following in his apostasy. The Times is very angry at the meeting ...

... Conservatives to office is due to the inability of the Liberals to agree among themselves, and the impossibility under which the Whig Administration has laboured, of determining the political principles and party connections of a large number of nominal Liberals ...

... Ministry will not go out. Such is its information—no doubt very valuable and confidential, for, is it not, the great Scottish Whig organ? We advise our contemporary not to talk in quite so oracular a s'yle. Parliament-House Whiggisin is not in the ascendant ...

... present the Emperor might retain his whole territories, with the exception, of course, of Venetia and of Austrian Silesia. The Whig Government measure as regards Irish Land Tenure has been withdrawn. Ireland will probably form as great a difficulty to the ...

... ding of the Reform Bill in the e , 011111 10n5. It has been estimated that in con . - ...