... DISSOLUTION OF THE WHIG MINISTRY. [FROM THE JOHN BULL.] The town, and by this time the country, has been powerfully excited bv the dismissal Lord Melbourne and his colleagues from office. Premier went Brighton on Thursday, for the purpose, some said, ...

... first of those is the voters of the Hundred of Crickl ...

... WHAT HAVE THE WHIGS DONE ? [FROM CORRESPONDENT.] I.—Reform Bill—carricd. ll.—Slavery abolished. Ill—China Trade—thrown open to British industry. IV.—Poor Laws—amended ; the abuses in their administration removed ; but the right the starving pauper recognized ...

... defence : Whig has the luck to secure Some twenty thousand pounds, It is all arranged, be sure, On constitutional grounds. If a Tory dares distrust The faith of our fiercest foe, Suspicion is quite unjust, And jealousy vastly low : If a Whig with a bold ...

... room the candidates oil the one side and the other. One hill, containing long catalogue of charges against the Whigs, asserts, That since Whigs came into office the* have never done one pood thine; for the far mer. That, by setting the manufacturing interest ...

... from one end of the country to the other—gloom and despondeucy—lamentation and woe, refusing to be comforted, because the Whigs are not. the Editor of the Chronicle, should ever venture beyond the limits of the Bills of should much like to see him in ...

... you an: still more unfortunate in your apology of to-day, iu stating that the Hon. Baronet is, and always has been, liberal Whig. ' Not many years ago, a meeting held in the county of Wilts, to address Queen Caroline, Sir Alexander Malet was the only ...

... hot-houses. The flattering speeches aud the rich fruits balanced the affair; both were equally popular. One was Tory, the other a Whig; but, side by side, they bowed amity to their constituents, and uothing would have disturbed their friendship but the overturning ...

... Althorp made to the House of Commons last night, and which led to the adjournment of the House to Monday next, shows that the Whig Administration has received a blow which has shaken it to its very inundations. Whether the Cabinet will go to pieces, patch ...

... and moderate opinions. Again, on the subject of party spirit, the same letters say— With respect to the parties themselves, Whig and Tory, I can bat think two dispassionate, sensible men, who have seen, read, and ob served, will approximate in their sentiments ...

... and the Wellington swerves* fmni the atraight llAe truth here, n-> . wealth powers the Conservatives, the and dcrei«- of the Whigs, will establish bis ministry. ...

... of public patriotism. It is a rare thing to find that house opposing any harsh, ungracious, or unconstitutional act of the Whig ministers. It is as rare a thing to find it extending its support to any good and beneficial measure. Its recent conduct on ...