... have yet been made, nor is it ex- No appointmen that any will be made so long as there is any spect of the accession from the Whig party, which intended to seek. “We believe Lord Derby's overtures have not been responded to. The Star says:—Rumour says that ...

... fail! Ay! For in that ¢ 2 we have fairly shuftied off sleep come, W For who would bear the scorn of lukewarm weary coil of Whigs, to give us pause; frienda, The taunts of foes, the goads of Kadieals, pangs of ised zeal, (f law's reform, ? And measures ...

... that the From thi leaders are finding the task of forming an Conservative ration much more dificult than they had anti- The Whig—or what is now called the “ Con- cipste d. evidently averse to doing more stisutir nal”--party is for & T ory Ministry than ...

... with Whigs and Adullamites have alike failed; aud the new Cabinet will bp the of 008 ahve Jnl One bourne. Mr. Lowe would ve joined the the Derby Cabi- Minister for Foreign Affairs. to Ste The Star says the negotiations with a few of the mild Whigs and ...

... the Times this morning, in which the Whig secessionists are warned, in ail the emphasis of small capitals, that if they would preserve their reputation unsullied, they must gain nothing by the change, Of the Whig nobility, it seems now certain that the ...