... Lord J. Russell, and flagellating him for the sins cc le of the Protectionists. SI le Often had the hierald called upon the Whigs to co a resign, and predicted the triumphant return of e al the Protectionists to power; and when he dis- hi Y. covers that ...

... that Lord St:mley had failed to construct a Cabinet, and that he hihself had undertaken the tasl;, it became evident that thli Whig leader also wo'uld be unsuccessful. On Tuesday, ?? T'i1lies declared that unless some- thing were done to stir up the enthusiasm ...

... provision for the management of time Crown pro- 3 perty. But, with the usual spirit of procrastinatiou n -the besetting sill of Whig officials-the bill was allowed to hang fire, and week after week saw its postponement, until, at the close of the session, ...

... her Majesty, on Saturday last, to recall w Lord John Russell. The advice was coinplied g with, and on Monday the whole of the Whig t( Cabinet was reinstated in office. This result of a the curious and prolonged Ministerial crisis was announced in the House ...

... and mur-A mur; but, like offended curs at the heels of a A horse, they will have to follow in order to bark. s Had not the Whigs been more cautious in their legislation than in theirioratory, they might have f Lbeen placed in a very unenviable and ignominious ...

... Majesty, on qatilrd[1y last, to recall, u Lord John Russell. The Av~'ce was domPlicd; w ha with, and on Monday tbe whole of the Whig ac Cabinet was reinstated in office. This result of the curious and prolong7ed Ministeril crisis wa ilsr announced in the House ...

... could well afford a similar evil if it sure of a similar indemnification. On the other LS hand, the Hlerald thinks that the Whig Ministry n caused the war ; for it doubts whether the Kaflifr outbreak would have taken place if Lord S. Stanley, or any one ...

... registration iii the totvn-(hear, hecar)-for the a clh- time lied come when Catholics should not Ile mixed up ft ,en either whid Whig or Tory, to be made use of' by the ono- c, ?? to lie inade lion of by the other-aind then kicked away 'IO after the service ...

... d rumour that Lord Palmerston wouldl return to the e Foreign-office. How will they reconcile the re- .dinstatemoent of the Whig Ministry with their 3Stheory of a special judgment ? to O I ...

... is, the bill, which has now been cc t down to t a single clause, must be abandoned altogether. The Dullin .Ei'enaiq ]gost, a Whig organ, threatensb An thr ve vtens ?? that if this be not done, the Irish Roman Catholic members will join the Protectionists ...

... place ?? ,h of Mr. R. L. Sheil took place on Thursday last. is The candidates were the Honourable Charles plh Ponsonlby, a Whig, supported by the Duke of Ha Devonshire ; and dMr. J. F. Maguire, the nominee t - of the Tenant Leaguic-a gentleman of ability ...

... ;S; STATE OF PARTIRS.-The Le'ei 31cricury divides id- the Flouse of Commonns into the following five parties:- )i; 1. The whigs, who support free trade, as moderate anti- md papal measure, arid a prospective measure of moderate parliamentary reform. 2 ...