... being the first to announce that Lord Stanley was to be Secretary for Foreign Affiurs, and that some of the more Conservative Whigs would join the Government; while the Pall Mall Oazette considered it not unlikely that Lord Derby would seek the cooperation ...

... government of which ho had been supporter had departed from tho rule of whig governments in past times, and, instead of taking entirely the advice of certain portions of the whig party, had taken advice from that end of House of Commons that section of ...

... dwellers in the cave. First then, let us note that his Lordship is not, as some suppose, a seceder from the Whig ranks, for ho never was a Whig. calls himself a Liberal Conservative. We should call him a hybrid. He is one of those independent members who ...

... but tho leader of tho House, whatever he may think, cannot, with that Conservative phalanx before him, and host of timid Whigs behind him, ail more or leas scared at that invading army” of democracy which their excited imaginations have conjured up, ...

... on which Mr. Bright suggested is not that of a mob, —but of the intelligent, educated, loyal, emest men whom aristocratic Whigs and Tories both are conspiring to deprive of their birthright I am, dear Sir, Yours truly, GEO. GUNTON. High-street, Bedford ...

... men that ever were in the council, and what did the Tories do with them Turned them out, and afterwards locked them up. The Whigs were far more liberal than the Tories, because they did call an open meeting, and were willing to hear any one who chose to ...

... help to defeat and endanger the Government. Ido not want to do so.” Of coarse not. That Orosvenor would aid in overturning Whig Government when matters came to pinch, say, nobody believed. Courage, then, ye grave Potent seignior, who ait the Treasury ...

... met Ur. Disraeli’s advances. Did show a knowledge of hi. novels, we wonder Did he refer to the Venetian Doge policy of the Whigs, and congratulate the country on Ur. Disraeli's victory over the Doses should like to have heard how Filby found hie own heatings ...

... into the council he made up his mind not to let politics have any weight with him for one moment; he was determined, whether Whig or Tory, to support the chief magistrate of this borough in doing the best he could to carry out the great undertaking, and ...

... were a god, and not a man; and this strange judgment was actually cheered the Conservative gentlemen and even by some of the Whigs. Martial law supersedes all law, wipes out the statute book, abrogates the Constitution. Well, then, if that be so, martial ...

... the decline of the Irish population not to the “ three bad harvests,” but to “ twenty years of almost unbroken Whig rule.” The purpose of Whig Cabinets was, said, to thus expressed : Drive human beings away to America, send in cows, and so make Ireland ...

... contests now, the tones having all =rto their power. The change the toSkplaoe about 12 years ago; previously the i ruled If whig gats in now it is always said Is “permitted” to lo so by the lalf-crown ticket is not so prevalent as suppers ItaLell: Many ...