... OUR LONDON LETTER. THE NEW MINISTRY—ITS WHIG COMPLEXION THE APPOINTMENTS ALREADY MADE. LoirooN, Sunday Isight. The process of Cabinet-making, when Undertaken by responsible Minister, is a much slower process than that by which Cabinets are evolved in ...

... OUR LONDON LETTER. THE NEW MINISTRY—ITS WHIG COMPLEXION—THE APPOINTMENTS ALREADY MADE. London, Sunday Night. The process of Cabinet-making, when undertaken by a responsible Minister, is much slower process than that which Cabinets are evolved in the Club ...

... them, * y out Against ORANVILLB HARTINOTON QOVKRPHENX, (#Vo» th* this • ave heard that one the ntest wgaoious of our Teteran Whig statesmen, when asked OaWnet would the more ,#d Gl»4eteneor Oran d without moment’s would the »orm«. R doubt held that Harttartln ...

... Mr Gladstone must expect his turn of criticism, and it is perhaps not lighter to him because he has experienced it before. A Whig Prime Minister must necessarily choose some Radicals associate with himself. Mr Gladstone is free from this obligation. His ...

... OUR LOXDOK LETTER. THE NEW MINISTRY—ITS WHIG COMPLEXION THE APPOINTMENTS ALREADY MADE. London, Sunday Night. The process of Cabinet-making, when undertaken by responsible Minister, is a much slower process than that by which Cabinets are evolved in the ...

... OPR LONDON LETTER. NEW MINISTRY—ITS WHIG COMPLEXION THE APPOINTMENTS ALREADY MADE. Loitdox, Sunday Night. process of Cabinet-making, when undertaken by responsible Minister, is a much slower process than that by which Cabinets are evolved in the Club ...

... resistance to the infusion of fresh Radical blood into the Cabinet should not be misunderstood. It proceeds entirely from the Whig dislike of politicians of the stamp of Sir Charles Dilke and Mr Chamberlain. Any rumours to a contrary effect are absolutely ...

... drifted in tbe direction Don Mouth, repeatedly break, ing over the-crait andfilling her with water. Tbs men succeeded in bending whig sail in order to run into Dob Month, and they also waved their bandkerchiefs to attract attention. craft was ulti. driven ashore'to ...

... respect for past services than with an eye to future requirements, the claims of what, for want of a better name, must called the Whig element are generously recognised. Lord Granville, Lord Hartington, Mr Childers, Earl Kimberley, Sir William Harcodrt, the ...

... Ministers is excellent. A Cabinet which includes Lord GRanvILie, the Duke of Ancytt, and Lord Norra- Brook cannot alarm the Whigs, and will present to the Moderate Liberal the possi- bility that he need not yet emigrate to Germany or Austria in search of ...

... of great importance, and necessarily leading to early pro- motion. In reference to some remarks which have been made about Whig exclusiveness,” I may say that the greatest champion of the claims of Sir C. Dilke and Mr Chamberlain was Lord Hartington. ...

... in the main the gentlemen advanced from below the a y will receive offices of a minor ra: The Ministry will be predomi- ily Whig in its character, and a very 2 oO: its members will consis! of men who have already been in official life. A Ministry under ...