... removed from his earthly career, and has surrendered to thle Judgle of All, the impediments which stoodl in the way of the Whigs are removed tlso. 'L'hle Peel party perished with their great I edidlvr, in whlom they placed snchi unlimited con- fidIMIce ...

... the Budget wvould be ve opened on Friday week, caused no little surprise, as ad such a state of forwardross on the part of a Whig y- Chancellor of the Exchequer is a very unusual politi- ad cal occurrence. Sir Charles Wood has evidently ?? made up his minid ...

... cnnnot see how he can manage to do even this. Suppose he dis- misses the Greys-what then ? Open war with a large section of the Whig party. Suppose he of seeks and obtains the assistance of Lord Aberdeen all Sir James Graham, tlhe new Duke of Newcastle, t ...

... unpardonable indiscretion if lie had formied an Administration w itih all the Go- vernment B1orougrhs in possession of the Whigs. Such a ?? would inot have lived a montih. Had lie been permitted to dissolve ParliamnenI, the country would have supported ...

... clearly through thle predicament. Ii, I am not sure, lowewver, that his success will be so p compslete as lie expects, for the 'Whigs resemlble very 1k' closely the Bourbons, 1they forget nothing and learn e nothiing, and I shall be very mnuch surprised if ...

... is1 'n ii 5e We ti i. l' is: e it e it A t n e d e MEETING AT LORD JO1IN RUSSELL'S. A large number of the suppuorters of the Whig Ministry aseembled onl Tuesday aft erno(ni bv previous aippointlent at tile official resideusce of Lord John Russsell, inl ...

... icclat is thought and talked of thefce on the mbject of v if the biunderinig which has compelled so adhesive a B Df thing as ai Whig ministry to abdicate; and which of seems to deter statesmen of all parties from taking-up m the reins it has sc ignominiously ...

... most perfect specimen on record of the incompetency and paralysa- p tion of what it was once the fashion to call the great se Whig party. IV The debate on the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill Was b brought to a close at a late hour yesterday morning, fi and the ...

... great measure on l the nature of thle proposal to-morrow night-wvhich f will be the last chance of bidding for place that the - Whig Cabinet will have, an(ld if it disaploints the re- fractory gentlemen behind them, not all the Parliamen- tarv Reform in the ...

... Inglis voting in fiavour of it When the tax was imposed in 1842, Sir Robert Peel was placed in a difficult position. ti The Whigs had cleaned out the Exchequer wv before they left office, and the new Ministry S( were penniless. Sir Robert, therefore, appealed ...

... ver- C 's dict was that lie died a natural death. l i I have opposed Sir Richard Bulkeley, who is a beau G is ideal of the Whig ministry, in saddling the county with b e- unnecessary expenses, and in creating unnecessary offices i for the sake of patronage ...

... nobly did battle until he par- tially conquered, on behalf of the Christian Poor of England, against the inhumanities of the Whig Poor Law. III.-The bishop's remarks on the true theory of the Royal Supremacy will form the best answer to Roman- ists and ...