... the Liverpool Ministry, Lord John Russell entered Parliament one of the members for his father's borough of Tavistock. The Whigs, with iL >rds Wellesley and Grenvilleat their head, had recently been offered place, but had for obvious grounds declined to ...

... reconstitutec by securing itself from the old Whigs, who will thei straightway join their natural allies-the Conservative This process of separation haa already, Mr. Smith holds been commenced by the Whigs, and it ought to carriec on and completed by the ...

... e interest in its success. It is viewed with some favour by Lord Carnarvon and Lord Derby, and some eminent members of the Whig party are not indisposed to countenance the idea. The great object of Government formed under such circumstances would be to ...

... formed whenever fate and a dissolution shall give a chance, and in which Lord Derby and Lord Carnarvon are to combined with the Whig and Radical leaders of the present Opposition. It is even said that jxmrparlm have already been going on with a view to this ...

... wphd‘.“_ animated speech, denouncing Mr. Gladstone's up. patriotic coaduct snd mdich%fm the Irish all aympathy with Mr. van's Whig tactics, NE James went at into the pamc, con'ending thag the Ambassador, if he bel, Mr. G 81000 obe ongaged {n m-p&amnu in ...

... truth were told, it would be found that the Earl had taken this step less to oblige the Duke than dish his old colleagues—the Whigs—by allowing the Tories to nominate his successor. Only fifteen elections of new members have taken place this year thirteen ...

... Rolle as used to be called, is reported to have been a furious Jacobite, who hated Hanover Raty and abhorred Sir Rob. and the Whigs with particular zeal. He could not, it is said by Merivale, endure his daughter and sole heiress Margaret marrying into that ...

... increase no members of Parlisment Lut those who will follow in the number of eficients. ‘The aumber of men en- the lash of the Whig and Tory whip.” A TERRIBLE ACOIRENT ocourred at the Grand Hotel, Paris. The weights which act as & cousnterise to the lift ...

... pity is felt, and he has been pretty severely taken to task for deserting his post in the small hours Tuesday morning. Another Whig family has gone over the Tories- Lord Westbury, who has just been elected member of the Council of the Borough Chelsea Conservative ...

... to withdraw not, and what was to be done if did. The descent was terrible. We had all been patriots a moment ago. We were Whigs, Tories, and Radicals again now. The Opposition desired an adjournment in order to clear its mind. Lord Hartingtou, Mr. Gladstone ...

... But to 1878 Toryism had its supporter from Newcastleunder-Lyme as regularly the el«tion came round. At the time when the Whigs carried all before them they were so weak in the Staffordshire borough that they let three Conservatives contest the seat without ...

... last days with mingled fortitude and devotion. Not long alter the Prince's death a letter appeared in the ' Belfast Northern Whig,' which was understood have been written by who occupied a confidential position at Court at the time. In this letter the following ...