... the Constitutional Whig party, with a view to forming • Government in co' —ration with them. No authentic list of • new Cabinet can be expected before the beginning of • nest week, and until the result of his communication ' the Whigs is decisively ascertained ...

... which approach the et war, so anxious are the Respires and advisers to avoid the slightest indicatioe• of any fear about Fraace Whig dragged into military activity. ...

... between a Liberal-Conservative and a Whig between a Whig and a Liberal, between a Liberal and an Advanned Libera), between an Advanced Liberal and a Radical (Laughter.) The difference is perhaps wide between a Whig and a Radi cal--(a loud Hear’’from the ...

... Ilr M.P., the Nos. Jame Gordon, and Mr Edward Mr Makeht moored at $OO yards 27, and at 900 yards MI, making a total et et, Whig the highest score moored ; Mr °aides II 4, end Mr Rivard Ross 58. For the Bronze Medal aompelitlos there were three entries—Oxford ...

... declined office on the plea of ill health. He will give the Government a fair support, and tone was echoed generally by the Whig statesmen to whom Lord Derby applied. The Pod says Sir Bulwer Lytton and Sir John Pakington will be raised to the peerage. ...

... internal of 00111906108 of • It is mho painful to think hew sureided and jesuitical ere the arguments raised against little dor& Whig al tie Cie testmakers, o n all tes er, at the el the New 4 Ware they mimes& M Oar calling sad me eves nsswal their esllieg ...

... the Queen's Bench and Lord Chancellor. The right hon. and learned gentleman l. in the year hi. age, and Attorney-Oeneml the Whig administration, of Lord. (Jrey and Melbourne. Mr Whiteside now consents take the place the nonagenarian Chief Justice Lefroy ...

... smaller proprietors, have generally gone with the Conservatives, fair proportion of the old historic families have headed the Whigs. Any change hy which this arrangement would materially affected, and which the aristocracy as a class would have been united ...

... The of the ran to explain the course die Honentpeat pespesed in referees* to the eapplemenhay ealesake which it had leund to Whig forward, and said that in the of the right hon. gentleman oigpsits, the mean was estimated at £67,013,000. This hesieded the ...

... been Hint any decay his intellectual powers, nor was there any attack wade upon his pertinacity in bolding office while the Whigs were power. That might because there waa one for whom they wanted to provide. The late Attorney would not hare accepted the ...

... April Is3l, after the defeat of tho Government on the Reform Bill. Tho account of this transaction given Roebuck's History the Whig Ministry and Mulesworth's History of the Reform Bill, has demolished by Earl Grey. Tho story docs credit to the inventive powers ...

... ing bis own extreme political opinions, it is admitted he mokes fair judge, holding the scales justice evenly between the Whigs and the Tories. But be is best known here for hia advocacy of the right of tho people to meet wherever they please -subject ...