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... THE NEW GOVERMENT. Lord Derby has not succeeded in drawing any of . the members of the late Whig Government from their allegiance, nor yet has he been able to seduce even the Adullamites into the ranks of Toryism. Hence his cabinet will be composed of ...
... their PP • friends and the public that now in sleek very good White Building Bricks, both send and perforated; also, plain Whigs Mocks, and red 111 a Bricks; and Drein Piped of all the IWO. Samples and priors wet on sogglastios. ...
... complete answer, as far as the Whigs are concerned ; but he seemed to forget that there are other parties concerned, besides Whig and Tory politicians. What of the Irish public ? Will it satisfy iliem to say that the Whigs would have treated them no better ...
... of Ryswiek, in 1697, was a Whig war. Marlborough's war, however glorious and successful, was a Whig war. The Duke of Cumberland's war, which was neither glorious nor successful, was Whig war. The Seven Years' War was a Whig war. The American war, if carried ...
... was Hr bush through the House. He spoke 4(; boar, making no secret of his reluctance office, describing his abortive negoj 8 Whigs and Adullam : tes, declaring bHtw , the Queen’s suggestion that he the formation of a government “upon an *°» 6 basis,’’ and ...
... to conciliate those Whigs who approach nearest to Conservative principles, and to propitiate by promises those wbo do not at all believe in him or his colleagues . His lordship is, however, quite mistaken when he supposes that Whig and Tory are easily ...
... and the abortive Government of the same noble lord in 1859. It is in reality a Conservative Administration, wholly free from Whig or Liberal alloy of any kind, and how the men who failed in 1859, with only a majority of thirteen against them, can hope to ...
... discount Flos.— Prices are very firm and advancing. The past week has not been favourable for tho growing crops.— Northern Whig. ...
... compliance with his own view of the necessities of his position, he proposed to offer high office to several members of the Whig party, and even to certain members of Lord Russell’s Government. He should, therefore, have to ask from his own supporters ...
... ito Lord I).RBY than they are to IMr. BiaoGriT And that the saeie 3 may be said of Lord RUoYENvOR and some of f the leading Whigs who voted in the majority that defeated the lato Go.vernment cannot either be doubted. So that ifihumilia- i tion at all there ...
... Premier is intelligible enough. It was visible from the iirst, in his efforts to secure the adhesion of some of the malcontent Whigs. He is conscious that the Tories are quite unable to maintain a Government founded on their own principles. We understand perfectly ...
... been able to draw up even the sketch of a Cabinet based upon anything more solid than hypotheses. The reports that the great Whigs who were supposed to have sympathies with Adullam, or at least no sympathy with Mr. Gladstone, have refused to join a Derby ...