... FALL OF THE WHIG MINISTRY. The public were not surprised at the announcement made on Saturday morning, that the Whig Ministry had fallen to pieces. and that its chief had on the previous day tendered his resignation to Her Majesty at Buckingham l'alace ...

... were observed cheering the ?? sentiments ofthe Whig members of their order, who in return applauded to tlie echo their speeches when their turn came. The Whig member ot parliament and the Conservative— the Whig barrister and the Conservative-clergymen of ...

... LITERATURE AND SCIENCE. TILE MOTHER'S LIST SONG. Coninesta. near blowing ▪ hear k To the knd arl.e 7n5 t going! We Whig !spend neon TV the land sinless saris tin 1 Ito .7 bort to row learning Wei (Tow sway by or In.) Farm- Ag Sat we'll Where tie waters ...

... candidate by the Whig Contention ' by no means an Anti. Slavery body. at *ace refused the honour : Never hating, be rya, at any time Mall recollect, thought. rams, or acted. say way, commit myself to elate! Um - Mks or the policy of M. Whig party t at on ...

... him, in consideration of his eminent literary aervirea. This sot towards so distinguished and coosisteut en opposer of the Whig Government comes with a peculiar &samba= Lord J. Ronell.—PerfA Courier. ...

... cannot yet be predicted, thouh it is believed the Senate sill be Whig. hi Loutaisna the Whip received a portion of the union opporition to. aod have carried the State. This ensures • Whig or Union Senator to Congress for the nett ensuing term of years ...

... Things come to the pitch that a Wesley.' local preachet mast not show an► kind of sympathy to the expelled ministers. He may be Whig, Tory, or almost any and everything, but a well-wisher to Methodism, by desiring to see its error rectified. If he a Reformer ...

... SNTATION OF KINOALZ.— A provincial states that Mr. Hawn will positively resign hU ratio Parliament, and that Mr. Heard, the Whig candidate, will have • walk over. If this prophecy be tree, the brigade mast be at a sad discount in Kimale. as Mr. Heard ...

... Earl of Lincoln now succeeds to the peerage, and the Falkirk burgle will, of course, be declared vacant. A candidate is the Whig interest has already beep spoken of in the Arson of Mr. George Loch, son of Mr. Loch, M.P., chairman of the Forth snd Clyde ...

... strength for some years past, and are now so numerous and so powerful as to hold the balance of power between the old parties— Whig and Tories— and with the assistance, as in the present instance, of other malcontents, are able to control both. Tbis is tbe ...

... giving their support to the Whig Administration. Our contemporary scolds like the veriest fishfag, because the Liberal party in the House of Commons are not content to live for ever for no earthly purpose but to keep in the Whigs and keep out the Tories. ...

... an increase in Conservative strength. A better aims of voters Ms • been enfranchised ; ,d, on the whale, is this eonsity ' Whig Revoladooer i Bill'—as Mr. Disraeli teemed the' tete act—has operate A Bill'—as from whet was undimmed. Is the county of Mombasa ...