... ranks. The faet, however, shows that one of the nxwt cunning political calculator* of his time despairs of the success the Whig-Radical coalition, which he quite as the rat quits the sinking ...

... ranks. The fact, however, shows that one of the most cunning political calculators of bis time despairs of the success the' Whig-Radical coalition, which he quits as the rat quits the sinking ship. A Lady's Seat on Horseback.—A lady's horse, perfect, ...

... far as debating power is concerned, while being on the shady side the House |for time would have a bracing effect on those Whigs who have become enervated by the sultry atmocphere of the Ministerial benches. ...

... stated that he would regard the vote as decisive both of the fate of tfce Bill aud of the Government, so that such of the Whigs as voted against the Government did with their eyes open. There is disguising the fact that this as on former occasions Pa ...

... a coalition. As to a Conservative Cabi- an entirely net, we think it more than orm would.lead to the re- instatment of the Whigs next February, though we don’t see what the Reformers are likely to by such a mo- except a return tion is the favourite idea ...

... to-day, at afurther advance. The sales estimated at 20,000 bales, 4000 of which are on speculation and for ex 1 The Northern Whig of Saturday Feports as fol- — lows on the trade of the w In linens there has not been much change in prices or demand this ...

... shonid._ mid..be rewarded with the swests of place ior the assistance they have given a comparatinaly small section of the Whigs in destroying so fair moderate a measure of Reform as that brought t by Mr Gransrona. No recent Government has been so thoroughly ...

... con- the Govern- Bulwer and Sir H. Cairns will’of course be im the new Stanhope accept office it is that tmgore Conservative Whigs. will join Lord » who would be uate representa Daily —The decision announced ht one closes the first campaign of Reform has ...

... they should be rewarded with the sweets of place for the assistance they have rendered to comparatively small section of the Whigs destroying fair and moderate measure of Refsnu that brought in Mr Gladstone. No recent Government lias been so thoroughly popular ...

... and alone proaoonce hia to have bane, in the one our most brilliant paste, One the f«w. the a.Ti. ware not die. —Xortiurn Whig. ...

... consulting the old Whig Marquises and eoclesiastical Earls, whose sons and sons-in-law, nephews and expectants, filled the Care of Adullain. If can, he will form » Government containing representatives of the Conservative section of the Whig* ; but if this ...

... mation of a strong pointments have yet been is it proceeded to wait upon the Queen at any will be made so accession from the Whig ee hick = ot tended to seek. We believe that hitherto Tord — 's overtures have not been The a says rumours say that there is ...