... Trade, and Mr. Cardwell Secretary at War. This is a tolerably strong Radical Cabinet. Bnt what is to become of the veteran Whigs — Earl Russell, Sir G. Grey, and Lord Halifax ? Can the noble earl consent to be merely an independent sup- porter of a Liberal ...

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

... member of it, and Ireland should be his peculiar care. It will be needful also to pay due respect to the claims of the old Whig Leaders, in order that the entire support of the party may be secured for the new Administra- tion. On this head we agree with ...

... a square bole. Mr. VUliers is, as yet, unprovided for— but the Duchy of Lancaster is not yet filled. Mr. Cowper, though a Whig, is net an old one, and will doubtless be •« placed, and for the minor offices the names of Mr. KnatchbuH Hugessen, Mr. Ayrton ...

... a large infusion of the old Whig elements, and a strong representation of the Lords; but iv the solution of tbe Irish Church question, the Premier has undertaken a mighty work, aud will need all the help that the great Whig families thus represented can ...