... held power in England since the coalition Cabinet of Lord Aberdeeu. The Dailo Telegraph objects that in the new Mlinistry the Whig element so largely dilutes the Cabinet that it is difficult to detect the Radical flavour, but it must not be forgotten that ...

... seat in the teeth of the powerful interest of Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, displacing, however, not the wealthy baronet, but his Whig colleague, Colonel Myddelton-Bidiulph. He was horn in the year 1826, and was ?? at Shrewebury School and at Balliol and Worcester ...

... ntmne room with Mr. Lowe, who resisted it, forget that Lord Derby, meditating household suffrage as a possible Means uf ?? the Whigs, did not scruple to invite Mr. Lowe's assistance. There are other objectors, who seem to be personally wounded by tbis junction ...

... advantage of every other Govern- 0011 ?? ?? Tr.y, a- 0 t-ative. since ,ent that of Earl Grey above thirty-five years 'ore ago. The Whigs in Lord Melbourne's time per could not do what they would ; the Tories, irn- calling themselves Conservatives, have been rith ...

... playes w through the streets of the town several non-party bI ailt, and Roman Catholics, as the report in the of Northiern Whig statesifjoined in the proceedings d ...

... the Con- servatives that MIr. Disraeli should resign ; they might even bring themselves to endure the succes- sion of an old Whig peer to the place of the Chief Minister of the Crown. The one thing they could not bring themselves to realise, even though ...

... division of Cumberland, and that, too, by a larger number of votes than lied ever been recorded for any one since 1832, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical. It would be his endeavour to fulfil the duties imposed upon him to the best of his judgment, ana follow ...

... exceptions, the Adminii- ichard stration bas got out of the sexagenarian, septua- 985 ill genarian and almost octogenarian Whig circle; inving blt England so far as the Ministry is concerned, so Mr is not yet to be saved by ?? her youth, aceordinz to ...

... PosI Irloo, 2;;, Sinnnirrvi'lllc trest., lirlrlnbread, crilacton's. -A i~lreral. Is.; A Tory. (itd.; A ilofornrer, (Id.; A Whig, 3d.; AiTor'ytothe Pith. (LId.; A 'rieindlof Peforrn,;id.; fantlirr i Refor ier, Gil.; Irish churroi, is.: No'lry :3; Religious ...

... appointment of Mr. Ilerries, a politician of the Liverpool school, as Chancellor of the Exchequer, had estranged a section of the Whigs who wished to see Lord Althorp at the Treasury. Domestic affliction added to his distress of mind, and when several of his ...

... power in , England since the coalition Cabinet of Lord Aberdeen. r, The Daily Tclegraph objects that in the now e Ministry the Whig element so largely dilutes the Cabinet that it is difficult to detect the Radical flavour, but it must not be forgotten that ...