... DECADENCE OF THE WHIG MINISTRY. Rumours, and more than rumours, of an approaching dissolution the cabinet are gaining ground. The immediate cause which, it is expected, will bring matters to a crisis, is the ill-health of the most efficient members of ...

... THE JEWS BILL.—ANOTHER DEFEAT OF THE WHIGS. The Lord Chancellor, in the House of Lords, on Thursday night, moved the second reading of the Oath of Abjuration Bill, which was intended to five Jews the power of representing Christians in 'arliament. As ...

... DISSOLUTION OF THE WHIG GOVERNMENT. The Whig cabinet has fallen to pieces from sheer debility of constitution. From the first it was wretchedly defective in intellectual and political stamina. There was no robustness about it. Struggling on feebly from ...

... CHANCERY REFORM ACCORDING TO THE WHIGS. We heartily wish that we could discover anything in the official conduct of the present Whin- administration on which we could conscientiously beltow a little praise. We have been anxiously watching for something ...

... The Papal Aggression and the Whigs.—The impression grows stronger and stronger that the settlement of the Papal difficulty which ministers intend propose is virtually hand over to the Pope the Irish diadem tin; Queen. We are submit to the insolentag ...

... Di-rt and the Whig motion which Mr. Disraeli has given notn-c »ill altord tolerably fair evidence of the strength and .lisp >arUon parties *n the House Commons. lie Customs Bill and {he hill commuting the windovj tax for a house tax framed and proposed ...

... Representation of Clackmannan.—Mr. Adam, son Admiral Sir C. Adam, X.C.8., Governor of Greenwich Hospital, named the Whig-Radical Free-trade candidate in the room of General Sir W. Morison, deceased. Inquiry into the Kaffir War.—We understand that Major ...

... was withdrawn, and another failed technical grounds. whig-radical party made no new claims. The conservative party made five objections; one was withdrawn, two failed, and two were sustained. The whig-radical party made eight objections sustained none. ...

... Mr. Jas. Kitson, engineer, Blenheim Terrace (a retiring councillor), and Mr. Chas. Watson, currier, Queen-street, both whigs or whig-radicals. The contest waa a spirited one, and it resulted, as well-informed people expected it would, notwithstanding the ...

... which election was set aside the Whig ' Assistant Poor Law Commissioners, the ]ilea, of the Whig party, that the election had not been fairly conducted, hot really because it had resulted tbe total rejecture of the Whig candidates. I was returned to the ...

... allow mo a word the contests about to take place for Poor Law Guardians. regards tho vain boasting of the so-called Liberal Whigs, to their preaching up to the ratepayers for electioneering purposes economy and retrenchment, let us inquire how Mr. Councillor ...

... candidates. The following is the result of the poll, by which it will be seen that the whigs got in five and the tories one candidate. The contest was very close one, but the whigs had the advantage of being first in tbe field, and, besides, three of their candidates ...