... ranks. The fact, however, shows that one cf the most cunning political calculatore of his time despairs of the success of the Whig-Radical coalition, which quits as the rat quits the sinking ship. ...

... existed in the Cabinet took form and shape in the House of Commons. Lord Grosvenor is the representative the Commons of a great Whig House, yet it was he who proposed the formidable amendment on which Ministers received the virtual defeat, after which they ...

... OonserratiTes for office, is the counterpart of the tone in which some Tories of 1830 derided the qualifications of the Whigs. Tet the Whigs were then the ere of return to power which, with brief interruptions, they hare ever since held; and the ConserratiTSS ...

... and we think it more than probable that dexterous motion for Parliamentary reform would lead to the reinstatement of the Whigs next February. are sorry to think that it should be so, because don't what the reformers are likely to get by such motion, ...

... Pscifico affair. The Ministry did not resign, and it was necessary that something should be done. The Government was purely Whig, and only its proclivities were Radical. The friend of the family in that day was Mr Roebuck, and after eliciting the fact ...

... of the Conservatives for office, is counterpart of the tone in which some lories nf IS'lO the qualifications of the Whigs. Yet the Whigs were then on the eve of a return ' power which, with brief interruptions, they h-ivc ever since held ; and the Con ...

... really belonged by sympathy, bat with their old rival* and enemies, Lord Russell and Lord Palmerston. Opposed by combination of Whigs, Peelitoa, and Radieel., Lord Derby was expelled from office, and the result was tbs Crimean war. The history of British a ...

... Cabinet, but nothing is definitely known as yet. All former lists of Osbineto published were speculative. It is said that the Whigs attempted to form a Ministry, but found they could not do so without Earl Russell and Mr Gladstone. Although Earl Grosvenor ...

... the new Administration Lord Stanhope will also probably accept office, and it is hoped that some of the more Conservative Whigs will join Lord Derby, who would be prepared concede to them adequate representation in the Cabinet.— Ttmes. (By Telegraph.) ...

... really belonged sympathy, but with their old rivals and enemies, Lord Russell and Lord Palmerston. Opposed by a combination of Whigs, Peelites, and Radicals, Lord Derby was expelled from office, and the result was the Crimean war. The history British admi ...

... born for higher tilings grow tired of perpetually throwing dust in people's eyas, which bus been ths chief ooonpution of the Whig Liberal parly since 1859; so at last, in freak of impatience, he has thrown handful of pepper, the crisis which in all probability ...

... fall 1 I there’s the mb; For in that Opposition deep some dream May come, when we have fairly shuffled off This weary ooil of Whigs, to give us pause; For who would bear the scorn of lukewarm Meads. The taunts of foes, the goads of Radicals, The pangs despised ...