... but which, with whateverl reluctance, must come at last. v ?? THE MINISTRY-THE WHIGS. b (Prom thes Morning Advertiser) a It is now as much taken for granted by the Whigs, as if c the fact had already occurred, that the Derby ministry will not be in existence ...

... very readable articles in, the magazine. Sime leads off with an article on The Future of the Whigs, by W E Hicks, himself an ardent and uncompromising Whig. He takes up the cudgels for his party against an article which ap- peared from the Radical point ...

... Rockingham, accompanied by a paper on the t traditions of Whig cabinets. An article on English ad- I ministrations from 1816 to 1830 has been suggested by Mr. t Roebuck's History of the Whig Ministry; and among 1 the pleasing literary contributions ...

... have been caused by an escape of gan, the men being engaged in putting up the gae pipes. The recond edition of the Norlhern Whig of last night gives tbs following additional particulars:- ' When the informaticn was given at thc police office, the fire ...

... on yes- terday a newsagent brought under my notice a communication under the above heading, which was published in the new Whig newspaper. It is alleged that a branch of the 'National' Fede- ration was founded in Castierea, that there was a large mueeting ...

... NAAS. This morning the following placard was extensively posted in all the towns of the county Kildare:- Men of Kildare. A Whig Government which has a made truth a crime in Ireland is now prepam ing to f silence the voices of our reprecentativts in al ...

... of Lord Randolph- was not indistinctly indicated in his Manchester speech, whereinhe announced his willingness to support a Whig coalition Ministry if Lord Hartington wonld only consent to oppose Mr. Gladstone. This hope, however, is shattered by the speech ...

... buyers, and this circumstance was attri- buted to the fact that the strike at Limerieck has not yet been settleU. The prices whig; were ob- tained for such animals as did change- hands ruled very low, and'were much below the aveage of the last few years ...

... oiu the 4t instant at bis seat, Hartrownlanor, entl0r ire.Ile was ?? member for Wiinchester, 11 we a steady niember of tie Whig party.-Globe. all . 0 U'CONsNHLL FRENCIC, ESQ.-Oa the 26th ultimo the t nntry of thi above-nsmel geutleman residing on his ...

... the Prince, of Fox, luike, Sheridan, and other kindred spirits of that age, until his Royal Highness left the ranks of the Whigs, when the deceased lord refused to follow the Marquis of hastings and a number of others into tle Tory ranks. Ilis lordship ...

... amounted to 447 horses, 642 black cattle, 561 pigs, 149 sheep, 4 calves, and 4 goats. Total number of stock, 1,807.- Northeru Whig. CASTLEISLArea.-Our fair on Mouday was badly supplied, but quite sufficient for the demand. Spring. ers and milchers not worth ...

... begirn ing of thesea- DonI; Mtore pigs were in reqdest, At;81''upwards; slips 'may be quoted it 21e to 27s 6d each-l-urther. Whig. The 'price of Kossutht notes in Hungary has risen 40 to 60 per cent., and it is said that assigrnats of, the nominal value ...