... Lansdowne declined office ou plea of health. Ile will give the Goaernment a fair support. This tone was taken grne. rally by the Whig statesmen to whom Lord Derby applied. It also says that Sir Itulwer Lytton ami Pakingtou sill be raised to the Peerage. ...

... F R A i OUR OWN CORRHI , PoNDLNT —LONDON. SUNDAY. •It to be whis..ered ab ut freely last evening that the C , natitutiooal Whigs to who,n Lord Derby applied had. with one consent. made excuse. Lord Clarendon was the first io decline 1., serve tinder Lord ...

... why it ls that the genii , men of the emnty di net attend, and I must ask you on this occasion, in consequence of the number Whig Ann, that 12 of ret will tett the bills. His lord-hip haying disposed of the presentments, the lung pastel was called. _ ...

... een • Liberal-Conservative and a Cam apeesible, but the appoimmeet of Sir Janie. Niaii.ea.in _ serve:lye Liberal. between • Whig and a Liberrl, an advanced Liberal and • itolical, although there was • _ _ . 4 very right mild proper -lie. 7 he House then ...