... was confidently stated that the latter had refused to join the new administration, and these rumours gave such hopes to the Whig party, that n the Herald has strong reason to believe that a telegraph f message was yesterday afternoon despatched to have ...

... survive in the person of the Premierr who was r e- sponsible for all the reent Ministerial blunders. The liberal port-on of the Whigs, even within the Cabiniet, shared, as is well known, in the universal persuasion that the Durham let- ter, with all the blusterings ...

... whether there were any Administration actually in existence ? It appeared that we were to be go- verned by the fag-end of the Whig and Tory factions, and by incompetent Lordlings with aristrocratic connections. Why was not Mr Hume sent for to take a share ...

... would be inflicted on the country by a combination that would disentitle the Whigs sfr ever to the claim for liberal support. The coalition most desired is between the Whigs and Peolites, and I I feel confident that the present diffic-altics will terminate ...

... THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS. MEZSING AT LORD JOn UTSSELL'S A large number of the supporters of the Whig Ministry as- sembled on Tuesday afternoon, by previous appointment, at the official residence of Lord Johnr Rnsell, in Donting Street. It was estimated ...

... remove the great impediment, so as to enable it to scramble to the end of the session. The prospect of a coalition between the Whigs and Peelites bad the effect of partially subduing the religious ferment among the Roman Catholics; but the announcement of ...

... from the in- telligence we published on Monday. morning, Lord Jobn Russell is once more Prime Minister of the ceantry. The Whig Ministry, after being tossed at the mercy of the poli- tical surge for eleven days, have been driven back without their own ...

... the minority so disconcerted the gallant Co- lonel that he left the House, denouncing his own party (the Protectionists), Whigs, Peelites, Radicals, and Papists, as undeserving the confidence of the couni- try. Another division followed, on an amendment ...

... proudly up even in defeat, when it can say with Francis Ist, 1 We have lost all but our honour. Such was the position of the Whig Government in 1841, when it fell before aProtectionst majority; but, even in its fall, the brilliant speech of Lord Palmerston ...

... apprehension of finding himself in this predicament, it will be better for us at once to give up all idea of everseeing another Whig Budget T HEATRE-EGYAL, EDINBURGH. First Appearance in this her Native City of NTISS GLYS, she Celebrated Tragedienne from the ...

... be very large, as Xnearly all the ProtectioniSts will vote with the Govern- ,n > eent; indeed all the parties in the House, Whigs, Peelites, Protectionists, and Financial Reformers aredivided, except [- the Roman Catholics, w-ho in this instance take credit ...

... monster meetings (continued the honourable gentleman amid much laughter and clamour). Both in principle and practice I hate your Whig doctrines and ridicule your performances- (laughter and ironical cheers). The people shall not be excited by me. (Here the ...