... for the success of which Prince Albert feels shoni deep solicitude, ehe necessary influence would he employed to prevent the Whigs from offering any factious opposition to the new Con- servative Cabinet, as that would riecessitate a dissolution, and cause ...

... made to form a Whig-Peelite Cabinet. Lxvarooz., Sunday.-Canada off Ormshead, 4 r.x. SECOND EDITION. MEscuuY OErr , TwFrvx o'Cwos. Lo, NDoN, MoNDAY. MIfNISTERIAL CRISIS. Nothing positive is known, but the belief of the for- mation of a Whig-Peelite Cabinet ...

... Bishops, priests, war and people will have no cansa to he grateful to the Whigs tush other than as they are grateful to Pontius Pilate, Judas, and aPt the Chief Priest of Judea. The W~higs have done ns a most whc especial benefit, but we need -not thjank them ...

... make one full House-one full House makes one defeat-one defeat makes one large minority- twenty minorities make one Whig Ministry-one Whig Minis- try makes one regret the death of Sir Robert Peel.-Panchi. Naw BAs-NKoTE PAPaE, - A novel kind of paper has ...

... naiy not be so obstinate on such a point. Far better, say we, that the Protectionists should come into power, and that the Whigs should be placed in the position where thay have ever shown themselves to be most consistent and most useful-viz., in opposition ...

... tectionists. There is a firm and general belief among the Cor- servatives that soon after the Eister reces', if no: before, tile Whig Cabinet will be broken up, in which case Lord Stanley is prepared to undertake the constroction of another in its place The ...

... some days past con- l siderably exceeded L.800. er The Glote says the leaders and many distinguished mem- e I bers of thre Whig party have presented the Right Hon. Henry or Tefnel, hM.P. for Dveonport, and formerly Secretary of the s. Treasury, with a ...

... noble and distinguished parent.The Earl Of Cotenham, it is scarcely necessary to add, throughout life was ever a consistent Whig, s Sdd a sound r and impartial j udge. e e It a 0 t I I i i i I I i I I I I E I E NVnLs GLOBr.-Not only the buildiag but the ...

... Sremembered that both branches are, or will be, democratic, and by large majorities ; while the President of tie United States is a Whig. His sugges- tions, therefore, so farfas they may partake of a party charec- ter, are not likely to be responded to by the ...

... after the ineeting of Parliament. We have good grounds for believing that within the last few days at least, one member of the Whig administration had all but sent ini his resignation, and thar, even now, it is a toss up whether he wviii not retire before ...

... to swell the tide of opposition. The Tablet, in an article occupying no less than 10 columns of that paper, and headed The Whig Conspiracy Unmasked, openly coun- sels resistance to the Government bill in the event of its be- coming law. MEETING OF T1a ...

... AND THE NEW Rcroxat BILL.-Frobable changes in the Cabinet are again upon the tapis, Mr Frede- rick Peelrs junction with the Whigs being followed by that of others, and especially Sir James Grahanu, his avowed political mentor. Sir James Graham is again ...