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... believing that lord Derby is experiencing some difficulty in furinit.g his Cabinet, on account of the objections of the old Whig party ill join with him. At pr,xent, everything connected with kis matter rests on surmise, and the ...
... weak and non-reforming Liberal Government, or rather Whig Government, for that is what it would be, whether the chief were the Duke of Somerset, Lord Granville, or another. Besides, what could a Whig Government do without Mr. Gladstone or Lord Russell ...
... and in compliance with his own dew on the necessity of his position, he proposed to high office to several members of the Whig parer, I and even to certain members of Lord Russells Government He Mould, therefore, have to from his own supporters a sacrifice ...
... Cabinet, we think it more dm probable that a dexterous motion for Psrlisznentary reform would lead to the reinstatement of gm Whigs nest February, though we don't see what the Mormon are likely to get by such • motion. • return to office. • reconstruction ...
... a few Conservative members. He that the Scotch members who had done 6o much to advance the Bill were either the nominees of Whig peers or Radical After some further discussion, which at UM became of rather • tumultuous character, divided. For the Amendment ...
... that this expectation oleo, probably. accept Aloe, and it is hoped that will he reali.o.d I some of the more Couservstive Whigs will bars 0 ire %. 26.—The negotiations for the capitols- conceded to them an adequate representation in the Um of the Hanoverian ...
... entirely to the Whig party, and says very truly that at the time when bribery was instituted the Tory party held all the land, and the only way by which you could fight the intimidation exercised by the Tory part by means of wealth whiali the Whigs Sir Robert ...
... RENEWED OUTBREAK OF THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN THE NORTH OF IRELAND. NORTHAM WHIG OF SATURDAY.) It is with the utmost pain we have this morning to announce that the rinderpest, or cattle plague, has, beyond doubt—if surgical opinions are to be valued at all—made ...