... the rumours of Ministerial clhanges circulated during the recess are utterly unfounded. Sir James Graham does not join the Whig Ministry. A letter from Paris announces that the electric telegraph from Paris to London is rapidly advancing towards comple ...

... his old allegiance, and that the period is st hand when the right hon. baronet will again occupy a leading Pi4 tion in the Whig Ministry. Lately, no fewer than three persons were in one dil brought before the Sheriff of H oxburgh charged with haviw been ...

... party move, and selecting the skir- mishers, but in reality to reorganize a vigotois sad uncom.; promising o position to the Whigs for the ?? campaign. unrther secessions from the Peelites were aa-- nounced at the conference, and an assurance conveyed, ...

... destructive verarn s-eatng their hams and everything that came in theirwa A kind neighbour advised tlte pirchase of coal tar, whig I was accordingly got, and their retreats were overlaid witli thte material, and in a very short timnethey hled lefB. Tha' ...

... rescue, while the second reading was carried by a majority of 74. These repeated mishaps created great consternation in the Whig and Whig-radical camp, and hence the rally which was made to defeat Mr D'lsratli's amendment on Friday last. A defeat that night ...

... Duke of Wellington; and very confidentially assures its readers that there is as much chance of Sir R. Peel's displacing the Whig Cabinet just now, as of his becoming Emperor of Tahiti, or Great Llama of Thibet. SOUTHAMPTON, Tuesday.-The Indus steamer with ...

... one Scotch. Only one Cabinet Minister or member of tbe Government upon the list. There are seven Tories Conservatives, many Whig* or Radicals, and one gentleman whose politic* are considered to vibrate between the two. ...

... THE POSITION OF THE MINISTRY. That th« Whig Cabinet is in ricketty and position self-evident from tbe recent debates and proceedings Parliament, and the various divisions that have taken place in regard to matters which tbe Cabinet were deeply interested ...

... the north yea. the very neighbourhood Ins t> race's Scotch property ! The last hope which the Protect-oniata ding w, that the Whig or some oilier Chancellor of tlio Kxebcoocr, when driven to h.s aliifla, will small duty foreign grain— /or rrmiue. Hut they ...

... confined almost solely the very highest clauses. The motion for Commission is the beginning the reform that awaits them! The Whigs inf's t uiifortunatf* finJincitrr* , aiifl the blunders tlieir present Chancellor the Exchequer are sufficiently notorious ...

... subject—wo will venture very confidently to assure our readers that there is much chance of Sir Rul*ert Peel I displacing the Whig Cabinet just now of his becoming Kmperor of ilayti or Great Llama of j Thibet. ruin ti U A N Continue to tliiu •;r.olii.illy ...

... successful ; but the Whigs would act a more prudent part, if instead of attempting to shape their course to meet the wishes indicated by such adverse votes, they at once resigned the seals of office. We deprecate the overthrow of the Whig Government as a great ...