... reason why easy to discover. The Conservatives detest it on its own Account and froni party motives and some of its bitterest Whig opponents are actuated by a personal antipathy Gladstone, the feeling being intensified in the case of Mr Lowe by sense of ...

... 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 ...

... feel the pulses of the Westminsters, the Lansdownes, the Fits williams, and such like, would have discovered that neither the Whig governing houses, nor the middle classes, nor the best of the working men of England and Scotland, have any love at all of ...

... that the Ternph '. though iu his branch the farailv for sixty years and nior.. had all origiuelly been Whigs Gladstone couldod ti -ui claims ajua Whig acceptance as tbcec. The son of t. suesil r- bant > began liu- in a ship hull ding house Leith, tilad-D ...

... to the clamour of peri- the swagger vacancies in the Government were given to the disciples of the hon. member for aad old Whigs were band and foot to their imperious that this was waa wedge, and that his object was to over- would be the resalt the hon ...

... in the new administration. Lord Stanhope will also probably accept office, and hopod that some of the more cooserservative Whigs will join Lord Derby, who would be prepared to concede to them adequate representation in the Cabinet. The Daily Telegraph ...

... the greatestsatisfectlonand hope of checkingtbe disease. ExTSRUIIfATIOV TUB CATTLE PIAOCE FROM Irklaro.—The Belfast Northern Whig of Wednesday makes the following satisfying annonneement: —“There have been no farther cases of Rinderpett in this neighbourhood ...

... 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 ...

... solution of the question. Mr Gregory - A Liberal-Conservative, and a supporter generally of Lord Palmerston. Earl Grosvenor—A Whig; voted against Mr Baines’s Borough Franehise Extension Bill on the ground that eaten don of the suffrage should based providence ...

... =dais bobs wadi pet the eesperty ia —. alluded b mesh Mr a greet wee boles se& ekes WI kr sash future. WASS - Mr P. the wed* Whig plasma co the ebbe the pryer the whir. semi the pidgin spirt Willie be to the hog ressebsee M ewes the mesees..- et the Pelee ...

... 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.) ...