... next to no reason, but a sentimental one, why Moderate Whigs should not have accepted office in a Ministnr headed by Lord Derby, and of which Lord Stanley is a Srominent member. The Moderate Whigs have eclined the offer of office by Lord Derby just as ...

... talk of the Conservatives, the Whigs, and the Liberals; but I may be permitted to say that the difference is slight between Liberal-Conservative and Conservative-Liberal, between Liberal-Conservative and Whig, between Whig and Liberal, between a Liberal ...

... whose names are given in our special telegrams, attended Ihe Court, and were installed into their offices. The now defunct Whig Goremment has been very active during the past week in exercising the patronage that was slipping out of their hands. They ...

... although it may contain no Whig or Adullamite elements. If, to use the language of theatrical critics, compare the “caste of the new Ministry with that of the old, the superiority of the Conservative Administration to the Whig-Peelite-Radical one which ...

... Into Lundenburg. (08iciol.) July 15. The enemy has destroyed communication on the Dresden and Prague and Zittau and Prague !Whigs, between Taman and Lod Krall4, but it is now being re-established. The bridge over the Isar, near Podoll, has been restored ...

... of the Conservative,, the Whigs, and the Liberate ; but I may be permitted to say that the difference Y slight between a Liberal Conservative and a k.onnervatiee Liberal, between a Liberal-Conservative and a Whig, between a Whig and a Metal, between a Liberal ...

... _submitting to it _now-Tint _rmTWin _H _» n _nnlv WAV' _nnfl fl ' _nnpAaflnrilv _^ lnmRV _way , _of . _indicatinf ! that _the _'Whig Reform Bill _was not to its mind _. . It Mr _Gladstone leads the _Oppositionaa _:, we may now _fully _expect that he will do ...

... THE POISONING CASES IN IRELAND. The Northern Whig gives the following account of the poisonings which have recently occurred in Ireland from persons eating diseased meat A dreadful series of cases of poisoning has occurred in the neighbourhood of Newtownards ...

... the Opposition. Having then done its work, it is fall and make room for an Administration headed by one or other of the two Whig noblemen whom the Tima delights to honour. The Tima evidently thinks that the game of 1859 can and will be played over again ...

... ventured to censure thetonecftheez-President of the Council himself. From a great nobleman like Lord Granville, the leader of the Whig party in the House of Lords and a candidate to fill the next vacancy in the Premiership, something better was to be expected ...

... followers have taken their sides, and impassable abyss separates Mr Robert Lowe from Mr Bright and W. B. Forster. Suppose that the Whig noblemen whom the Tima favours should come to the conclusion that the Reform Bill was mistake, and seek to reconstitute their ...

... _party- would liavs _been _irretrievably brokea to piec ( f _ . He _appealed to the _candour and f . _iirne _^ a of tho _Whig _Piers who _sat _opposite to him , _whether _the _exiatonne nf n _. r _! _ftnsprv-itii'R party _was _not _essential to good ...