... DL J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE. Th. Right Ron FAA Ril-,11 communicated to the Whigs sod J. T. Poi enpurt, that had mewed infomatiot to the effect that the only rcenedy of any service to tholes% was Doo. 31, 1864. ...

... new Administration j that Lord Stanhope is likely to accept office, and that it is hoped that some of the more Conservative Whigs will join Lord Derby, who would be pleased to concede to them adequate representation in the Cabinet. About 20 of tbe principal ...

... there has been struggle . issue thus raised—a struggle originating those who, with all their Liberal tendenci eS all their Whig traditions, could not ' lend themselves to one of tbe grossest p frauds which an English Minister ever It was transparent that ...

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

... compliance with his own views of the necessities of his position, he proposed to offer high offices to several tnembers of the Whig party, and even to certain members of Lord Ituasell's Government. In some cases it might be necessary that they should altogether ...

... Mr. Disraeli, as the chiefs of the Conservative party, against the cession of the lonian Islands. They faued to convince a Whig-Radical Ministry against the unpolicy of that relinquishment of a safe harbour in the hour of England's difficulties; but, ...

... --Thy Case wit accordingly adjoierned until the 23rd July next. A'.:4 WET ITiON A BLIND - l in 'cried wourin named Ashpole. of Whig. with 1116.14 emelt n..aulted a blind child, live year, tt son of Susan Staples, of by crwhi it. bin zers between a door and ...

... should do, and as his predecessor did, with people of all shades of political opinion, he 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 ...

... Omit Royal Primes sod Prisms Wis sesee Taws of tbe Danish Palms lndorisslorrg, published the hails the resiesetloa of that Whig. On lddsp west the wih el Mr. highs hartford.hiss. Ohselsedeld, we birth to three Allem two girls sed me Imo. All we thin well ...

... from Lord Woeemor's down to Lord Deekellin's, mad Mated that, on a deliberate review often series of facts, the Hovernment. Whig cam to the cosithaion that it was not Daly possible to adapt Lord Duakellia's sa yeredateat to the framework el the Bill, but ...

... ast bees by a dilate to the Government, but by a sad dread at the principles by W. Bright mad his party, sad whisk the abler Whigs eemaidsred se toe iati. sat* armaseted with the Ministry. Mr. threw off the lasiaeatioa of Wain to the extreme Radicals, by ...

... Ultra-Liberals, by 3 Bills, e Instructions, and 9 Amendments. What will • Ministerial measure come to P Am. Grief. Sakrartion of Whigs—From Whip various 300; Deduct Whip pair met simple 288. There remain Whip, 16 not so pure and simple. l'utfor Fractious—Ratio* ...