... colleagues, particularly Lord Harting. boo, are not on very good terms. The Prime Minister has put his foot down upon the Whigs much in the same way that he menaced Mr. Woodall and his friends this week. He will have settling to do with Mr. Grey's amendment ...

... Opposition, Ministers, so far can be learned to-night, will have a majority to follow them into tho lobby. The stories about the Whigs breaking their Allegiance to their leaders on this subject of Egypt should be received with the utmost discredit. There will ...

... the Chamber of Agriculture on Mondhy, on the Is free trade polic7 responsible for altural and commercial dewed= f lot it Whig holiday the attendance Ina kited the omen was adjourned for a TM anneal sad fediral of the Mast &misty was held at the headquarters ...

... were led as last year by Lord 8aliB- bury, the measure was rejected. The majority was 57 and igainst 39, and Included some Whigs. The minority of contsited of the Blbops, the members of the Govern- is ment, the Mialsterialiate, and Lord Calrns. of Before ...