... THE WHIG MINISTRY. ITS PROBABLE IMMItEDIATE DISSOLUTION. cC (From the Morning ?? of Thursday.) ial It will not at all surprise us should the result of co ath the Cabinet Council, to be held to-day, be a formal ratifica- 'in ur-tion of what we have been ...

... THE WHIG REFORM BILL. Among the rumours current during the week re- specting the promised Ministerial Reform Bill, it has been stated that eight boroughs'are to be disfranchised, and that many others are to have' enlarged consti- *tuencies given them ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE REFORM BILL. IT is now understood that LORD JOHN RUS- n SELL intends to move an amendment on the motion for c, the second reading of the Reform Bill. This important |i step is said to have becn decided upon at a meeting of n the heads ...

... THE WHIG EFORM BILL. Among the rumours current during the week re- specting the promised Ministerial Reform Bill, it has been stated that eight boroughs are to be disfranchised, and that many others are to have enlarged consti- tuencies given them by ...

... THE WHIG ALLIANCE WITH CONTINEN- | . TAL DESPOTISAI. The separation of peoples and rulers is now com- plete in Europe. In spirit and intention our Govern- ment is as despotic as the Autocrats of Russia and Austria, or the blood-stained and perjured tyrant ...

... Fiance, The long looked for Ministerial explana- tioni on-the first night of the Session revealed the astounding fact, that the Whig Cabinet approved of the sanguinary, atrocious, and traitorous course pursued by M. BONArARTk, and of the summary confiscation ...

... THE TORY FRYING-PAN AND THE WHIG FIRE. I.. . .. - .. . . I Mr. Labouchere writes to the Daily News-I ebserve that at the meeting at Devonshire House, when Lo!d Hartington and Mr. Chamberlain exchanged the kiss of peace, his Lordship expressed a wish that ...

... THE RICKETTY WHIG MINISTRY ON ITS LAST LEGS. Last year the conclave of incapables, who have mis- governed the country since 1846, broke down soon after the tieeting of Parliament, and it was only because there was nobody willing to take their places, ...

... THE RICKETTY WHIG MINISTRY ON ITS LAST LEGS. Last year the conclave of incapables, who have mis- ii governed the country since 1846, broke down soon after b the meeting of Parliament, and it was only because ih there was nobody willing to take their places ...

... secoded, and called another Convention of what they call the National Whig party, in distinc tion from the Anti-Slavery Whigs. We suppose the Iresult of the split among tise Whigs will be to ensure Ithe election of Democratic candidates at the coming ...

... of their independence, and so wisely afraid of aR Whig influence. By some hidden process, only known to Whig chemists, the whole dye and colour fc of their party is changod-the faded yellow of the t Whig flag is changed-a calico printer has undertaken 0 ...

... of their independence, and so wisely afraid of at Whig influence. By some hidden process, only known to Whig chemists, the whole dye and coloure f of their party is ehanged-the faded yellow of the ti Whig flag is changed-a calico printer has undertaken ...