... d Lord Derby is desirous of forming with the Laes- downe section of the Whigs. In 1827 Mr. Caml- ning, thenl the Conservative Prenmier, appealed to the mnoderate inci of the Whig party for support. The appeal was answered by Lord Lansdowne, fa- ther of ...

... 248 to 238 votes-a result which does not auger well for the future prospects of the Measure. But Mr. Hayter, son of the late Whig whip- per-ill, has proposed ?? amiothier amuedm.11lent, whichl, shlould lie succeed, will have the effect of defeatilng the ...

... compliance wvith lisj. own viewv of the nlecessities of his position, he proposedu to offer bight office to several members of the Whig partv, and even to certaill members of Lord Rtussell's (lovei .I- npeut. Heshoukl, therefore, have to ask flom his own-\ s ...

... their soap and call them dirty. (Laughter and cheers). Ne- vertheless, lie would prefer a good hottest Tory to a shuf- tling Whig like Lord Richard Grosvessor. (Laughter). ?? hoped the Queet wvould enter the House of Com- mons oi Tuesday, and say, like ...