... n was inevitable. If Lord Derby were in office to-morrow, it is probable that he would receive the support of obstructive Whigs-some from a spirit of ambition bold office, such as Lowe and Horseman, and through feeling of pique that they were passed over ...

... declines to ferm there will be a This contingency is not, however, expected. It is under- stood that several of the moderate Whigs have agreed to act with Lord Derby. The Queen will return to London early next week in conseqnence of the Ministerial O'Loghlen ...

... rules approbation and, it would seem, even enthusiasm. By the latest telegrams learn that the opposing political parties—the Whigs and Tories of Prussia—have held national meeting, whereat it was unanimously determined sink minor differences in support the ...

... take office, provided the co-operation, or at any rate, the friendly neutrality, of sufficient number of the Conservative Whigs is guaranteed to tbem. And from the assurances which passed, both on the day before and after the Division, Lords Derby and ...

... matter which appeared originally in the Belfast News Letter. He also road the account subsequently published in the Northern Whig, iu which was stated that Mr. Brown and Mr. Strattan had examined a cow on the farm iu question, and had forwarded the results ...

... report, which appeared originally in the Belfast News- Letter, and also an account subsequently published in the Nor.her.i Whig, in which it was stated that Mr. Brown and Mr. Stratton had examined cow on the farm in question, and had forwarded the results ...