... conspired to put in P , openly, and to quit like sne, the i arty t~i be betrayed. be The Daily Tdcgraph. say8 tje ne.. he Whigs and Adullamnites have alike f.'id, . a new Cabinet will probably L,. tle j5i by plus Lord Cranbiirne. Mr,. I r. e etf joined ...

... downe declined office on the plea of health. He will give the Governmenta fair support. This tone was taken generally hy the Whig statesmen to whom Lord Derby applied, The Post says Sir Bulwer Lytton and ,Sir John Pakingten. will be raised to the peerage ...

... One can imagine the Cl supercilious scorn with which au omniscient T Secretary-at-War, and a member of one of the tl gteat Whig families to boot, would decline to ir take a hint in military affairs from a mere G manufacturer. We know it all. It was ...

... tail, and how amused all were at the happy allusion to the cave Adullam when he spoke of the discontented section of the Whig party turning against government on the Re- formiBill. The Adullamites have, however, gained their object ; they have wreaked ...

... 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 ...

... downe declined office on the plea of health. He will give the Government a fair support. This tone was taken generally by the Whig statesmen to whom Lord Derby applied. The Post says Sir Bulwer Lytton and Sir John Pakington will be raised to the peerage ...

... with the convenience of a dreasing gown. NIo doubt the Tory leader would be willing to sacrifice many of his views, if the Whigs would give him their support. It is office he looks for to reward his followers, and we may yet see the Tories bidding foe ...

... that he intended to offer the best and most important seats in the cabinet to the Earl of Clarendon and other distinguished Whig statesmen. There can be, henceforth, no question about the general superiority of the principal Liberals. That superiority ...

... it is hardly worth preserving. Of your Conservatives Co5nservative-L~iberal, Liberal.Conservativea, and your Whigs, Whig-Radicals, Radica~l.Whigs, where Is the difference?? Lord DERBY cannot see it, though the Adullamites, blind as they are, can see it ...

... Militia Bill of hig former colleagues; the amend- ment which be propcsed was carried in a sa house by a majority of 11; and the Whig rministry resigned- The El of Derby was sent for by the Queen; and he formed a cabinet of persons pledged to attempt the r ...

... lower classes. In the same way there was very little distinction between a Liberal-Conservative and a Conservative-Liberal, a Whig and a Liberal, a Liberal and an advanced Liberal, and an advanced Liberal and a Radical, although there was a clearly defined ...

... classes. In the same way there wa was very little distinction between a Liberal Con- *ij servative and a Conservative Liberal,7 a Whig and al a Liberal, a L~iberal and all advanced ILiberal, and tic an advanced Liberal and a Radical, although there in was a ...