... THE NEW M.INISTRY. (From the Times.j I As the cabinet professes to be only a revival of the old Whig Icabinet, it admits ofno other criticism thanageDeral inquiry into I the merits of such a revival. Before we drop a word on that sub- ject, it may be ...

... acceptance of the whig nomination had at length appeared, and had given that party much satisfaction. The great division of American parties into Whigs and Democrats is tole- rably well understood in this country. Of these, the j Whig, or, as we would ...

... exhibited by opqn or disguised abettors of the tra_ versers, in their treatment both of the Government and Jury-. We find in a Whig authority of the 16th instant, an announcement that yesterday the Irish law officers were co swear in their pecked jury for ...

... very true, thiat the Chartists think they have been deceived by the Whigs; but that is no reason why Conservatives should think of fraternizing with them'. Whig Professions and Whig Pefornmanse is a re- trospective article, containing many traths ...

... which Separated into di distinct armies the Tories and the Whigs, the Con~ervatives ht, and Reformers. What a difference there is between these hi elections and those of 1841 ! At that period the Whig MNi-. te nistry, sinking further and further into a moral ...

... the Reign of George . the Second is a full and respectable notice of Lord Hervey's , recently-publisihed work. Whig Professions and Whig 4 Performance is political, and its general drift may be ga-l thered from its title. The present Government is rather ...

... unbroken, a majority of 91-a majority sub- sequently increased to 100. The disruption of the Con- servatives afforded the Whigs some few accessions; but still the majority remained with their opponents to the extent of 80 or 90 votes. Obviously, therefore ...

... Withdrawn, - - i, lodged by Whigs, Al Admitted, - ti . Rejected, 4 E Withdrawyn, . . . 3 b by parties themselves, * 5 . 40 A To Conservatives on the Roll objections were lodged to - - - 9 ?? Of which there were sustained, 0 C To Whigs on the Roll objections ...

... and his proposed successor was felt, not only by this d country and the world, but even in the impervious precincts of )f the Whig party. There is, happily, no ground or occasion to re- l peat that contrast at the present time. No sooner had hopes of i office ...

... We understand that the Queen has sent for Sir R Peel's successor. Even those who are most anxious to re their friends the Whigs own some fear lest a change of Ministry at this juncture should have disast-rous influences, but webelieve that they may be ...

... and that so strong was the feeling of popular dislike already evinced, or likely to be expressed, against Mr Polk, that the whig, i. e. the conservative party, had strong hopes of acquiring fresh strength in the coming contests, and calculated upon being ...

... of British policy n which has been to sacrifice everything to their interests. y, Tue old maxim of government, alike with Whigs 'and ie Tories, was that native industry of all sorts, and especially to agrioultural industry, was to- be protected, Iand ...