... of assumption. We have seen, however, a good deal of Whig foreign policy within that time, and can appreciate it by its performance. Are they such as to render it necessary or desirable that a Whig Foreign Mimister should be in office in such a crisis ...

... , between a Liberal-Conservative and a Whig, between a Whig and a Liberal, between a Liberal aud an Advanced Lil between an Advanced Liberal anda Radical. (Laughter.) The differenceis perhaps wide between a Whig and a i ‘a loud * Hear’ from the Opposition ...

... forming a new Cabinet out of materials connected with his own party. Overtures were made to various influential members of the Whig party, including Lord Lansdowne, Lord Grosvenor, Lord Clarendon, Mr Lowe, Mr Horsman, and others, but it seems they have all ...

... a number of moderate Liberals. He received a cheerful consent to this proposition, and at once made overtures, not only to Whigs who voted with the opposition on the Reform question, but even to certain members of Earl Russel's ministry. Notably, Lord ...

... her life, mod whom, we are told, the in a manner idolised. The boy, Edward Connor, was taken in charge by the police.—Neraern Whig. Farairrx CONNECT6D WITH STA= MOTEitzwr.—A sad case, which would not have occurred bad it not been for the strike movement ...

... known that his Lordship is j attempting to * broaden the basis’ of his Cabinet, in other words, to effect an alliance with the Whigs, even to the extent of securing the co-ope ration of some members of the present Govern- ment. Rumour says that as yet these ...

... THIRTEEN PEOPLE POISONED IN THE NORTH OF LEELAND. The Belfast Whig reports that wdrearlful series of eases of pwissialas, through eating diseased veal, hare occurred is the neighbourhood of Nestownards, from which two deeds had died, and eleven others ...

... in sight. The Italian fleet put don Truss Society; Erasmus Wilson, Esq., 1.R.5., yard. in any quantity, may behad at CFLIS. WHIG metre= 7 651 -11 45! • out to meet them, and a battle commenced. a nd many others. . 176, Strand, London, W.C. =r - - 12 111 ...

... ma. sail the franc brig • as- water.both bang rescued, one without the slightest Miley, saddle d only partially, throe& both Whig amidst the of perhaps forty tons of atom iron! Wise the result would have been had the masons been work below, or had the maideat ...