... safety. If we are not much mistaken, the terms of the compromise will be seen in the end to anything but creditable to tbe Whig Cabinet. Intentions of the Cabinet in re.g trd to the Papal Aggression—Not the slightest intimation has yet been given the ...

... been the butt of Tory wits and Liberal demag '.-- whom she gave and from whom she scorned all q the lioness of semi-Infidel Whig coteries, where her Wolstencroft notion of morals and her rendered her a sort of half-pet halt-horror with IT r,t * ladies ...

... originally bnjlt, in which Burns was born, and other Views; together with Portrait John Goldie, styled Burns the terror the Whigs, Lithographed from Drawings .Mr H. G. Lists will be found the chief Booksellers Edinburgh and Copies of the Work maybe had ...

... speech, espe*hdly when he remembered to contrast this country w Hli Continental nations—atopic which has been handed every week Whigs when addressing their con•titaents, and which may now very properly be discarded as hackneyed and worn out ; but his oversight ...

... Episcopal Church, which is thj ° the wealthy and the few I( is to d what is to be done with the Region, Donum Would any Ministry, Whig or Tory, support Measure, knowing well that third part of the in- ' ts «>f Great Britain and Ireland are Roman Catho(N th a ...

... is scarcely familiar with any other than the gently liberal tendencies that portion of the aristocracy which inherits the Whig tradition. The peers who are Liberal both by conviction and character mind, withoHt being restrained or'assisted by the conventions ...

... Protectionists. There firm and general belief among tie Conservatives that soon after the Easter recess, if not before, the Whig Cabinet will be broken up, in which case Lord Stanley prepared to undertake the construction of another its place. ; tion-ib ...

... making deadly onset upon the Ministry, and that is quite ready to form a Cabinet. This session will be critical one for the Whig Government. John, however, on being defeated, were to dissolve Parliament, he would soon have a larger number Free Traders ...

... MINISTERIAL CRISIS. ( From the London Papers of Mondry.) Nothing positive known, but belief in formation of a Whig-Peelite Cabinet continues. The Marquis of Landsdown-, Lord J. Russell, Lord Stanley, aud the Karl of Aberdeen had an interview with her ...

... the difference with brethren left them, on questions of taxation, side with their hereditary and constitutional ,llie? ' The Whigs had thus an ascendancy iv Con****'* tive Parliament. They were sure getting tn* of Protectionists and Peelites against the ...

... other better For such result, the country will have Lord John Russell and the Whigs. much ,v result indeed possible, though unlikely ; (l that, too, Lord John liussell and the Whigs responsible. An extension of the ,i,S l tf prevented even Protectionist debate ...

... the Queen to * the members of the late Ministry, ami bid them the business of tire country they best cm' Monday evening, the Whig leaders Houses Parliament published the result. Vli are to have the same men, it is a consolation v ./'lt are not have the ...