... being the first to announce that Lord Stanley was to be Secretary for Foreign Affiurs, and that some of the more Conservative Whigs would join the Government; while the Pall Mall Oazette considered it not unlikely that Lord Derby would seek the cooperation ...

... help to defeat and endanger the Government. Ido not want to do so.” Of coarse not. That Orosvenor would aid in overturning Whig Government when matters came to pinch, say, nobody believed. Courage, then, ye grave Potent seignior, who ait the Treasury ...

... readers, is to half the House and more a very obnoxious person. The respectable Whig mediocrities not like him. To Conservatism in all its phases he is abomination. But Whigs and Conservatives all like to hear him speak; and, be the House never so noisy ...

... Sheridan and the fiighlander’e breeches. Mr. Lowe, epeakmg at Kidderrometer about too Tories taking to feform and going beyond the Whig*, said that when Sheridan saw a Highlander in large pair of broeche* he remarked that •‘Convert* were always entoueiaetio.” ...

... judgment to-morrow. The priaoners having entered into the necessary recognisances, were then set at liberty. The KmgtUm (Oarolin*) Whig adrertuea to carrion crow to entry off defunct eat that been lying in front of the newepaper office to weak. The protracted ...