... TIIE TIMES ON THE NEW MINISTRY Tre rumour that Lord Derby is not successful in the overtures he has made to the moderate Whig party is noticed in Saturday's Times The leading journal considers the tact decidedly satisfactory rather than otherwise, and ...

... are some persons—very few in England I hope—who wish to overturn the Constitution: but believe the great majority, whether Whigs or Tories, are greatly and deeply attached to the British Constitution—an especially this time ought to be thankful for living ...

... conoerned. The Whigs, for some reason or other which it is not easy to understand, have never been o liberal to those who make literature in its various forms their calling have been the Tories. Of this, the opposition which the old Whig Government made ...

... Gentlemen, there are some persons—very lew iu 1 hope—who wish overturn the Constitution: but I believe the great majority, whether Whigs Tories, are greatly and deeply attached to the British Constitution—an i especially a: this lime ought thankful tor living ...

... parly,who were opposed extrem > measures. He fell the amendments proposed by Lord Grosvcuor and Lord Dunkellin, both scions Whig bouses. thought saw something that augured well for the future. He believed that moderate men of both sides were approximating ...

... evidently unreliable, becagse Herttord, io order tbat his constitaents might vee he it does not contain the name ol one moderate Whig ; | to do bis duty towards them, by trying to pre- and Lard Derby, of course, will seek to strengthen | vent the Borough losing ...

... at unoffending ladies in carriages, at the windows of neutral clubs, arc English or American? Do the moderate and sensible Whigs of Hertfordshire admire these amiable and specially bright procccdings? if so, “ These be Thy Gods, Q Israel !** ...

... thinking that, in taking this course, they had acted in their own interests (hear, hear). No party had ever had such fright as the Whig party had recently suffered in the introduction of the Reform Bill, and they probably thought that their interests would be ...

... is not binding on the successor of the roan who it. Some of our readers will remember long and obstinate refusal ot the old Whig Government abate any one of the hard restrictions placed on the access of our historical students to the State Paper Office; ...

... at New-equare, Cambridge, the Lerd he new Ministry Rew Mouiton, Wesleyan Minister, Ju looking at the list of t » moderate Whigs altheagh we may regret that tlic sme 2ad iost., at Cambri dge, after a few bours have not the overtures made to Abraham Thomas ...

... is but binding the successor of the man who gave it Some of our readers will remember long and obstiaate refusal of the old Whig Government to abate any one of the hard ressrictioas placed on the aooess of our bisiorica to the State Paper a lso the ready ...

... & very much ...