... dissensions which hastd the downfall of Lord Grey's Ministry and which broke out so fatally after the retirment of veteran Whig chief, we meet with only too many splenetic utterances, sneers at former fellow labourers, undignified lamentations over the ...

... all Ministries sines HM)I. and hi* talents for olhee were of the highest ■•rder. became from more accident a Reformer and a Whig. ing Panning, and continued with Uuskiseun when the Duke got rid the anning remains. I never knew a man whom was more act with ...

... Lord Rifonwe beg his pardon, the Marquis—Sir Stafford Northcote —what do you think of your handiwork 1 Leaders, Ministers—Whig and Tory you—who have all been so loud in your self-congratulations on the inauguration of a new era in international intercourse ...

... be right. ' Really it is asking too much of me to expect I should change my whole opinion to please the Tories and half- Whigs on th_3 [question] of the six Acts, and suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act. Mr. * * * * and Co. may expect this, because they ...

... to be right. “ Really it is asking too much of me to expect I should change my whole opinion to please the Tories and halfe Whigs on this [question] of the six Acts, and susper= sion of the Habeas Corpus Act. Mr. * * * * & Co., may expect this, because ...

... in every , an aris- tecrat, was nev “he meee Beth pathiser with and a worker for the few months he was nservative, he was a Whig Mr. Gladstone, while in all questions in w he was t of fact he felt, Mr. Gathorne Hard Yet there was no in his political , ...

... to be hKem'ywho^^ in>f to ° , mnch of me *° M l* ct T bonld L l,t «» 'm »«iA plt «° U , *° please th * To » e » and half- Whigs a, °\ J e ■»/•*-* ** nd auspemion of the fc'^waa ti.l. ' V k Co ' ...

... to ho right. , Really it is asking too much of me to expect I should change my whole opinion to please the Tones and half- Whigs on this [question] of the six Acts, and suspen- sion of the Habeas Corpus Act. Mr. * * * * & Co. may expect this, because they ...

... continuance et talents for office were of the highest order. • buena aa the „ re a the b id from mere accident a Reformer and a Whig. hawing l ee neelted a bather dimisaties if joined Canning, and continued with Huskies= whim the Duke got rid of the Canning ...

... is now, in fact, it had nearly 37,000 electors. The candidates were Sir John Ramsden (son-in-law of the Duke of Somerset). a Whig; Frank Crossley, a Radical; and the Right Hon. J. Stuart Wortley, a Liberal Conservative. All England watched the battle, and ...

... Gewormmat viand thumb, to Num the lades haw duration and le ebre Ne lithilehat et the aembese AA la the idei lmai e it the Whig of maim diem* iiseiT beam tar eimant fad to ! brook forth sok with almegth. the political toms is Eel b ees i ri ,l aebesiestesee ...

... Gathorne Hardy, the Marquis of Salisbury, the Earl of Derby, and Sir Stafford Northcote ; and also of some Constitutional Whigs whom we forbear to name. We do, no doubt, need a broad-bottoiried ' Ministry, but there must be a moving spirit 131 it. though ...