... Europe. have already two gains to score for the cause of order in Europe—the rent of the Italians mad the retirement of the Whigs.”' , Mr. Gladstone's Family and the late “Pomlar Demonstration.”—Mr. Gladstone writes to the Daily Newt :— *• having been ...

... have been led to expect during the last few days, the new Administration is purely Ccnservative, everything like Adullam or Whig element being ex- cluded, or, more correctly speaking, declining to par- The Cabinet, in take in the Ministeria) composition ...

... a race in which England must win, and he would venture to say that no ministry that came into office in this country— they Whig or Tory, Radical or Conser- vative, or by W hatever other denomination they might be known, dare permit the naval power and ...

... ” At the dinner of the *‘ Cobden Clab” on Saturday, at the “Star and Garter,” Richmond, Earl made a in which the policy of Whigs’ and Conservatives is forcibiy ‘although indirectly contrasted. His lordship said: My Lords and Gentlemen,—I rise to return ...

... Which were faintly reproduced in 1859. At foe risk of offending his own followers, made overtures to several members of tbs Whig party, and even of the late ministry. Even tbs personal influence of the Qdjcsii, it is said, was wcrfad to indnee Lord Clarendon ...

... Ministry prevented the accomplishment of that object. We are glad, however, to hear from Lord Stanley that there are many of the Whig party whose sympathies are well known to be with the new Government, whose support in debates and divisions there is no doubt ...

... language, and taught themselves to believe that if a few equivocal terms could be correctly defined, Trinitarian and Socinian, Whig and Tory, Pro- tectionist and Free-trader, would be brought to an entire agreement. We believe, on the contrary, that there ...

... eminent man, who died on the 16th of Jane, at the age of 81, was Colonel William Winston Seaton, of Washington, a prominent Whig, and slways antagonistic to General Cass, Seaton bslonzed to the famous firm of Gates and Seaton, who established the National ...

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... he had been present he should have told the meeting- and the telling of it would have done him good-that the Tories and the Whigs were equally rasoals-not a pin to choose between them, and that there were not 50 men in the present House of Commons who were ...

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... file of their party, his first efforts were directed to winning over Karl Granvill@ the Earl of Clarendon, and twoor three Whig peers. It was hoped that if the statesmen named could be induced to retain their posts, and if the Marquis of Lansdowne and ...