... to his wits-end, sod he bar even overleapt the very moray of hit Wore. mhinb (novel. him to • benign on whatever emanates • Whig 'ministry, and posinvely that Jam Jima, Wig order _am Ara ot temporary diewration, has been gualty of cowardice has be moot ...

... PRIVATE COILESPONTENCE. (-roln our S&,jcitl Correisqoadent.) LONDON, SATURDAY EX-axi. Tile present state of the Whig M.inistry is very Co'- plicated and embarrassing not wnlv to themselves bat to their opponents. The chief difflculty, as you are awvaie ...

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... iiewirrthl. who to the Marken as Rarer minister dr iw i.e.'5, will yam diviaiou. Ilr which • rote 04 asedlilaire in the Whig 041 probslay 1.. • array the wW he wok ie parani,ut to the shareir e. ha et to.. not totroosomoblo mot itiot. moo be loooledzd ...

... and firmer than those on that raised from the foreign seed, and Dr 24‘Kibbin's seems more advanced than the other.—Northern Whig. CULTIVATION or LUCCRNE.—Not having read any plan recommended for the culture of lucerne, similar to the one I pursued many ...

... embarrassments inseparable from the position of Sir Robert Peel and his friends, who had given an unreserved support to the Whig Cabinet. Tle difficulties that surround them were oc- 3 casioned by tile course taken by the Earl ?? and the other distinguished ...

... alitro at human wis is sufficient fie the sir Immo, Ont. Hut tin teeth, who h 1., that men who a-pito to mankind ought 1.. Whig to th it Ip-toile t s eionete eyeapothket. ant awl Needed Motel ) !keens-stint the tone in which the ciii. It hot formed pert ...

... hindrance and delay to many measures of hiportance, but on account of the ground upon which the defeat will be sustained. The Whigs have many sins, both of omission and commission, to answer for but the stand they have made against the advances and demands ...

... to absent themselves from the division. The Stanley and D'Israeli section made the most desperate efforts to overthrow the Whigs, believing that a compromise of principles would admit of d a Cabinet being formed fromn the materials mentioned in h my last ...

... Conservative / or the resolution with 1 _against' ' . - ' . ' ' _^ _ownt ' without paira—3 S ' _Conservatives , ' and 21 Whigs . ,: •• _- ' _• ••' - _.- • : •; _,. . ' _,:.: ; . _;; :: • - • • _'Tea _General _Steam _yavigatlon Coropany ' _a _ahip- Leith ...

... opposition to the Whigs, Wle do not pretend to follow the course of this opposition in its mi-C nute details. Fur the first two or three years it comprised n- a sistance, first to the reform measure itself, and then to the measures whicb the Whigs introduced ...

... which question lie was placed in contact with the perhaps suprior. mid certainly loom leisure-fed, minds of eminent men of the Whig parry. Struck with the views, he did not shrink from adopting and carrying them against the earnest protests of his family ...