... have proved fatal to it. The noble earl, after scolding the Opposition, wound up, no doubt, by assuring the Queen that the Whigs were the only people in the country . capable of advising her Majesty, and keeping her out of the wvar on the Continent. The ...

... not lie e rl'ied upon to work steadily withc iirite ew- MIi- nistry unless a still stronger contingent of the Palsmerstonian Whigs were at least offered the cloice of co-operating wvith Lord Derby. This, ye anticipate, is the cause of the delay which t ha:s ...

... Constitutional Whig party, with a view of forming a Government in co-operation with them. No authentic lis's of a new Cabinet can be expected before tite beuzilnll'll of next week. Until the result of his collimumticatitou Ivith the Whigs is decisively ...

... and yet the Derby-Dilly is not ;] under weigh. The noble leaderhas beennegociating n all day; moderate and Constitutional Whigs have a been felt'-in some instances, it is stated, openly requested to lend a helping hands but the Dilly ' l is still in ...