... Ministry, and already it is as good ad settled in Club' circles that the Queen will send for Lord Granville, and the Old Whigs -will be given a chance of again trying their hand with a Ministry of the governing families, assisted by a few Radicals from ...

... addressed & meeting of his constituents at Roseneath, and roeoives a vote of confidence. The Rev. Dr. Story, though, as he said, a Whig of the old school,” supEonnd the resolution, giving as his reasons that he did nos see that there was any alternative for she ...

... meeting of his constitoents at, Roseneath, and ro,eeivqs a vote of confidence. The Rev. Dr. Stery, though, as he said, a ** Whig of the old’ school,” ngortod the mointion. giving ‘aB’ his reasons that he did n see that there was any jalternative for the ...

... will be issued by Messrs. Hurst and Blackett. A pamphlet bg Maior Osborne in defence of the foreign policy advocated by the Whig party during the French war is in the prass. * British Cyprus” is the title of Mr. Hepworth Dixon's forthcoming work, which ...

... will be issued by Messrs. Hurst and Blackett. A pamphlet by Maior Osborne in defence of the foreign yolicy advocated by the Whig party during the French war is in the prass. « British Cyprus” is the title of Mr. Hepworth Dixon's forthcoming work, which ...

... fogies of the Carlton. It was like Lord Beaconsfield to go into the enemy’s camp, and pick out the ablest man he could find, Whig or Tory, to represent us at the Russian Court ; but this is not what the Tapers and Tadpoles of Toryism look for, and they ...

... half-hearted about it. If there were any likelihood of a majority in its favour, why the Conservatives would take it up, and the Whigs don’t want to be “ dished ” again. Then, so long as it remains on the carpet it will afford an excellent election cry, and ...

... half-bearted about it. If there were any {ikelihood of a majority in its favour, why the Conservatives would take it up, and the Whigs don’t want to be « dished ” again. Then, so long as it remains on the carpet it will afford an excellent election cry, and ...

... narrow imit from the Mediterranean coast. We modérn Romans ave extending our conquests from the south. A CHANCE FOR THE OLD WHIGS. It was Mr. Disraeli who once said in one of his speeches that he had made it a rule not to follow the advice of a political ...

... which has characterised the foreign policy of the Beaconsfild Ministry, we think it leans in the direction of giving the Old Whigs a turn at the wheel. Out of such consideratious as these we possibly find the clue to the course which Lord Derby has already ...

... a man wit.iout what may be described as political encumbrances. He had mot excited the prejudices of the old Palmerstonian Whigs, as Mr. Bright had done; nor of the clergy and t'e school-managers, as in the case of Mr. Lowe; and he had a better starting-point ...

... a man without what way be described as political encumbrances. He had not excited the prejudices of the old Palmerstonian Whigs, as Mr. Bright had done; nor of the clergy and t'-e school-managers, as in the case of Mr. Lowe; and he had a better starting-point ...