... it known to the new government that they shall have his fair support ; and this tone is taken generally and frankly by the whig statesmen to whom Lord Derby has applied. The woolsack will again be occupied by Lord Chelmsford, while the posts of Attorney ...

... _Grey and other _leaders of tlic Whig party . What _this _implied _was , _that Lord Lansdowne _and a section of tlic Whigs _held that Canning _and n _, section of the _Torica had made and were making an _approach towards Whig _principles and policy _, _and ...

... his son Earl Grosvenor woulil _join _the _new _Government . As yet , however , _there _are no _indications that the _mildest Whig Peer—much less auy _^ _member o £ _the _Russell _Ministry — _has _consented io leave his p _. _irty , _however little _deni ...

... of removing that sentimental obstacle from the path into which patriotism and inclination both invited the Constitutional Whigs would be that which, if we have not been greatly deceived, Lord and Mr. were willing to adopt. Throughout the whole course ...

... it known to the new Gover ment that they shall have his fair support ; ,-„ this tone is taken generally and frankly by •;■ Whig statesmen to whom Lord Derby has applj.. The new Premier, if we are not misinformed consequence of the refusals he has received ...

... principle which will intensify the vices common to the two great governing factions. Lord Derby is approaching some of the great Whig houses order ascertain whether it is possible to combine their \ power in cabinet, it has boon already combined ' in a Parliament ...

... probably be purely Conservative. This will be a disappointment to many. They wish to see a third party. They are tired of Whigs and Conservatives. They want a Reform Bill, and they no chance of it so long as it is made the shuttle. cock of parties. They ...

... we believe, is yet known Lord Derby's arrangements. It seems, however, that the negotiations going on with few of the mild Whigs and with the Aduliamites have broken down. Mr Lowe had a long interview with Mr Disraeli, but nothing seems to have come of ...

... John Hay being chairman of the Great Millw&ll Company* and bis appointment under such circumstances may by toe disappointed Whigs be designated job. But take an old Wbip’a advice. Let him resign the chairmanship, and aw interest in the company will remain ...

... taken off her neck,” said Dr Johnson of Mrs Thrale; and the saying may be applied to Palmerston's successors. When will the Whigs ever find such leader again? Meanwhile, the task which the Earl of Derby bos undertaken is no light one; nor is any- body yet ...

... THE CATTLE PLAGUE. (from the northern whig of this day.) new cases of the plague have broken out. The infected districts are iu healthy state, and it is generally that the cattle plague does not at present exist in the country. ...

... day, ao do the moderate Liberalsagree with the Conservatives. And, finally, as dominated the ecclesi- astical policy of the Whigs, and it both practically and personally offensive to Lord ey, with his strong Churchmanship and his abhorrence of the selfish ...