... haa held power in England since the Coalition Cabinet of Lord Aberdeen. The Telegraph objects that in the new Ministry the Whig element largely dilutes the Cabinet that it is difficult detect the Radical flavour, but it must not ba forgotten that Mr. ...

... latest appointments in the new Ministry. It will be seen that the Tories of North Lancashire, in their attempt to dish the Whigs have not much distinguished themselves after all. As we have all along stated, a seat will be assuredly found for the Marquis ...

... entertain doubt whatever that the strength of the Liberals will be concentrated in an attack the English Church, Many old Whigs, no doubt, will desert them ? and I hope the country will be true. I agree with you thinking mistaken in his idea that the ...

... dignified or self-sacrificing in politica that Mr. Disbskli's resignation has taken most people by surprise. Had he been a Whig, of the type Lord it might be assumed that would cling to office with the tenncity of race. only the wicked and unscrupulous ...

... The Whig element largely dilutes the Cabinet it is difficult detect Radical flavour Bright of course is there but one Radical among so many is not much can so little the whole lump The Duke of Argyll is Lord Clarendon a Whig-Lord Granville is Whig Lord ...

... no difficulty in disposing of the pre- tentions of Lord Amberley, who adds another to the already numerous band of rising Whig statesmen whose aspirations for office have been marred by in- exorable destiny. In East Suffolk and the East Riding the C ...

... again into office, and then, as before, their efforts to undo the mischief caused by Whig reforms will be vilified as profligate extravagance. In the meantime the Whigs will probably on in their career of penny wisdom, and will continue ask for the applause ...

... first feelings on the announcement of any official movement is a vague suspicion that there may be something behind. The Whigs have not forgotten their dishing, and they are keenly susceptible to anything like a repetition of it. Mr. Disraeli told ...

... of Lord Dulferin, though it ought not be difficult to find many well qualified men. The Telegraph says the new Ministry the Whig element largely dilutes the Cabinet that it is difficult detect the Radical flavour, but it must not be forgotten that Mr. ...

... the Conservative policy—just as unuiaUkeably the great governing familiea the Whig party have declared for Mr. GLADarora. And the battle ia now with the people. The Whig- Radical-Republican faction have forced on a transfer power to the democracy, and ...

... the fin, and some of them have burnt their fiagers racy seriously in doing ao, while the members of the party of respectable Whig mediocrity sit by and enjoy Everyone will admit that there is an abundanee ot debating power, bat the ooantry is not eared ...

... bagged, of which 2,357 were brought down on tie second dmy. Bmaoast.—A Exp«w**irr.—Tho Civi, Vervic* Oaatttt has the folic whig There are very few simple articles food which many t tluablt Mid important dietary properties eocca. While *ctin* ou nerves ...