... 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 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 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 ...

... 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 ...

... To Rm«*r« .4)»>r« |*r. i «*«««»». ••> ...

... fiery Democrats in the North, and there is very naturally a larger spice of political Whig- gery in the South: and of late years a great number of the Northern Whigs, alarmed for the integrity of the Union, have restrained the Anti-Slavery zeal of .their ...

... and with an entirely different object, from that which was patronised by the Whig party some twenty years ago-and it was no secret that it would be so pre- sented. The Whigs assailed that church as illnstrating the abuse of a good principle, whiob called ...

... at least three- fourths of the landed proprietors are Whigs, but sisce 1841 they have not as a body interfered with the votes of their tenantry. Consequently the great bulk of the tenantry on the Whig estates have gradually become Con- servative. This ...

... achievements of the Whigs which are now : reckoned among the most glorious chapters of the national story. But the manner which i* speaks of the later years of Whiggism will possibly throw new light into the mij, many to whom the very of Whig is obnoxious ...

... Oetoher, 1777. and it was the last of the number. In November of the same year ...

... preaeut reprcaaota a but baa promised to raeuQ. Lord Avelaud, when be was Mr. Qilbert Ueatbcota, repieeented boa iu the Orange or Whig interest. ...

... Candidates whom they shall respectively support. The two old parties are the Democratic and the Whig, but their importance is exceedingly reduced and that of the Whig party is almost gone. The Democrats are the Pro-Slavery party, and perhaps they still constitute ...