... ! have always Deen good and faithful servan'. Now what have I done? word, the men who rejected, who are good and staunch Whigs, reject you and become Conservatives for the nonce for the same cause that has made, have remarked, sudden of the mass of ...

... The landlords and clergy of the counties have, it is true, eliminated from the House of Commons for a time that moderate or Whig element which has appeared to be so peculiarly distasteful to them, and they have only themselves to thank if, in the rebound ...

... confidence in the Ministers, though varied in language to meet the rules of the House of Commons, had been proposed by the Whigs within few weeks. Lord North had obtained a victory on each division, but his majority was constantly dwindling. From 29 an ...

... see how Mr. Disraeli regarded the conduct of Sir John Campbell: — Is it part of the code of etiquette in this saturnalia of whig manners, asks indignantly, that the honour of man is to be vindicated by oompiiment to woman? Farther on he declares that ...

... the last from its predecessors by the unmitigated spirit of unpatriotism to which it had descended in order to dish the Whigs. Lord Derby professed that he had a mission to stem the tide of democracy, but yet he was determined not to be ousted from ...

... held power in England since the Coalition Cabinet of Lord Aberdeen. Tne Daily Telegraph objects that in the New 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 ...

... bright and shining place, where there is no more parting and no more dye-ing, and, adds Lord Derby— '• Thank Jove ! no more Whigs ! ! Devon and Exeter Hospital, Dec. 10.—At this day's committee patients were discharged, of whom were cured, and five received ...

... ANOTHER WHIG MINISTRY. What will Mr. Gladstone do with the new Whig Ministry which he has formed with so much expedition It is impossible to say that its leading men, or any considerable portion of them, are politicians after his own heart. We will not ...

... collect all tbe discontented will make? Is not his party more united and more numerous than when the faults and weakness of the Whigs gave power into his hands The France is of opinion that the retirement of Mr. Disraeli at the present moment is a veritable ...

... historic page — that England was onca in tho gui « Minister who onfeseed that he put everything into jeopir .y order dish the Whigs by keeping place power in his own hands. The Tory journalist tries scare the noble Earl off from Sir Staff >rd whom that ...

... tells its readers that discussion of Irish Church spoliation schemes is almost an impertinence. It as good as says that, as the Whig- Liberal-Radical Miuistry are in, the cry which carried them in may be conveniently shelved for a time, leaving it to the ...

... shaie of new and decidedly Liberal blood into his Cabinet. But Brook's Club — that old rendezvous of C. J. Fox, Burke, and the Whigs of four reigns—took the alarm, and told the Premier that if he formed his administration this spirit there would be split in ...