... intimation that Lord Derbv has generously consented to identify himself officially with a Cabinet headed by a Constitutional Whig exhibits a patriotic sense of the momentous character of the exigency. There need now be no apprehension that any real difficulty ...

... JUNE 23, 1866. It has been a tradition of the democratic, as distin guished from the constitutional Whigs, to use the Sovereign. The revolutionary Whigs of six-andthirty years ago placed their King in the van of the Reform agitation. Younger men than Lord ...

... TELEGRAM.] London, Tuesday. There has been a meeting of 200 Liberals held this day. It was attended by the Constitutional Whigs. An attempt was made to induce them to adopt resolution, but none was agreed to. The result is that Government have finally ...

... Constitutional Whigs voted with Lord Dunkellin, and if they agree to assist him, not merely by general support, but by acceptance of office, then he or Lord Stanley will form a Government. Several Liberal peers of the old Constitutional Whig party have met ...

... a more direct communication with the Continent, which will be appreciated the present crisis of affairs in Europe.—Northern Whig. ...

... head were shipped. Sixty head of sheep were also sent off to ScotUDd. All tho animals were examined by Mr. M'Dermott.—Northtrn Whig. . . . . ...

... in the Nisi Prius Chamber. Indeed, it might be said all parties•* In moderation placing all uiy glory, Tory will call Whig, and Whig will call me Tory.” Now, as a soldier, Lieutenant Boyd, no doubt, deserved well of the country ; and I wish that every ...

... and was ! attended by 176 members, none of whom were directly connected with the Government. Several of the Constitu\ tional Whigs attended —among them, Earl Grosvenor, Lord Dunkellin, Mr Wentworth Beaumont, Mr Pim, Col. Biddulph, Mr Julian Goldsmid. Mr ...

... perhaps, throw light on tbe transactions of last week. the 7th May, 1839, Lord J. Russell announced to the House Commons that the Whig Ministry had resigned. A few days later the late Sir Robert Peel, having beeh sent for, presented for her Majesty'sconsideration ...

... enjoy the prestige of victory, the sympathies of the nation adverse to revolution, and the support of the great constitutional Whig party. As for the abstract propriety of a Dissolution, now, or after a mock vote of confidence, we believe there is no second ...

... than those which are old, and there is still a chance that in this instance the result may not prove fatal. (from the northern whig this day.) Whatever may be the opinion of veterinary surgeons to the disease which has to an extent prevailed among cattle ...

... overthrow of Whigs. We dare say they were quite as good, if not better, from an Irish point of view, than the party about to succeed them in office, but the Tories are not likely to hold the reins of office, and we know how vigorous and patriotic the Whig s grow ...