... w i se -pullers, that some of the more Conservative Whigs will join Lord Dial; who would be prepared to oonoede e n tLem an adequate representation in the Cabinet. Th e *see, more Conservative Whigs, we suppose, is phuistic for Adullamites, but whether ...

... additional number, to , Scotland at the expense of England would j meet with considerable opposition from the I illiberal Whigs and the Tories, hut had a I right to expect that their Opposition would lasupported be tter reasons that those which lueve ...

... we rise we will That man is to—'tis fall! Ay! there's the rub, For in that Opposition come, when we have off weary coil of Whigs, to us pause; The taunts For who would goads of Radicals, The pangs of And measures Ci og Why thankless toil, we ourselves ...

... authenticlist ola new Cabinet can be em- pected before the beginning of nest week. Until the result of his communication with the Whigs is de. cisively ascertained. the Noble Earl will make no Ministerial arrangements. Up tothismomentnota single-appointmenthasbeen ...

... in the new admiaiotration. Lord Stanhope will also probably swept oMoe, and it is hoped that some of the more conssevative Whigs will join Lord Derby, who would be as sowed* to them an adequate representation the to Cabinet. The Deals Telegraph ••r the ...

... Y, JUNE 5, with. $10,000 a year for the and Mr Dill beat to carry out his scions of the old Whig cou to and to consider the of their the ophe- existence of an ‘that the house would amajority that would their place eredit and | dignity, and to pass the ...

... would have been sham, which the country would not have accepted as settlement of the question. considerable portion of the Whigs showed during the debate that, though they arc l.iberals in name and by profession, they are Conservatives in reality. I Hod ...

... in power; to join it openly, and quit like men the party they have betrayed. The Daily Telegraph says the negotiatioks with Whigs and Adullarnites have alike failed; and the new Cabinet will probably be the Cabinet of Ifia, plus Lord Craebourne. Mr. Lowe ...

... frill AS! theft's the rub. For in that Opposition sleep ease dream Mar come, when we hare feta: +honied oft This weary coil of Whigs. to give u . pause: For who would hear the scorn of lukewarm friends, The tuning of foes, the goads of Hadlosis. The pangs ...

... party, but he warned the Whigs to look out for themselves, They had for years been rinoging the changes with the Greys, the Russelle, and the ElLiott; but as the Conservatives fell the Radicals would rise, and in that case the Whigs would get but precious ...

... the Times this morning, in which the Whig secessionists are warned, in all the emphasis of small capitals, that if they would preserve their reputation unsullied, they must gain nothing by the change. Of the Whig nobility, it seems now certain that the ...

... throw the foreign Powers the other hand, if not is himself 9 of the fie power with a vote of the House of vapouring as Sa the Whigs sticking to office any ciroum- is thet claimants for of their own are as ignorant estimate the the present con- ‘The rank and ...