... inexperiencedalthough in T highly talented, nobleman to the office which his strce lordship has so worthily filled in every Whig tribu administration sing the year 1830, is pregnant presc with matter for deep reflection, to be mingled in. PI the future ...

... k~qntidron apeared off our peaceful towli 'onl 'the 3rda of. WSafa (213th of..NoWvember), and ith aAdmirA, not even, udlo'whig. our ,kiiid' litt to' cons- m.ieaced a ?? 'upon us, u'eatiag u~, as though we were pirates.' ,to; oniopahrt tem piralee,fowrbe ...

... Elizabeth, acted in Opposition to each di other under various ngmes.-paritains and mnalignantss i roundhcads and cavaliers, whigs and tories, reformors and h, conservatives, liberals and protectionists. Each of these ol r has spoken well of themselves and ...

... oh, L suasive in the senate, the most ambitious, and in all tli respects the most formidable man in the whole ae1 Of' Mf , Whig statesmen. The Cabinet of last session, which lo - hardly survived It, is now minus Lord Palmerston. It may not be a matter ...

... generally understood that the negotiations in progress sh led haje fob 'their object the formation' of, a' conservative- D a whig cabinet-a negotiation which, ifgsucessful, would in for 1invove an early issolution of parliament. the Mr. t posed that Lord ...

... the country mr I gentlemen, in the Commons, than tarnish the thi historic respectability of the Whig party. He inl would prefer the old see-saw of Tory and Whig, tin with important offices confided only to members of ha d aristocratic families, rather than ...

... it is very generally uuderstood that the negotiations in prqgress have for their object the fortnation b of a conservative whig cabinet-a negotiation whicl, if suC .o cessful, would in all probability involve an early dissolution of parliament. It is ...

... DISORGANISATION OF THE WHIG MINTISTRY, FURTHER REVELATIONS. (From the Morning Advertiser.) The ministry is at this moment in a state of utter disor- ganisation. It only has a nominal existence. Its mem- bers have lost all heart, and have no hope for the ...

... inanition, will e, expire at the first breath of Parliamentary opposi- H - tion. In the second place, it is said that, if - the Whig Administration is to survive, the Prime mn Minister must resolutely discard the less capable ae portion of his colleagues, ...

... decided Al at once on one of these three things, viz., to dismiss his Im e former colleague and tool. And thus the premiler-whig who lately reversed all his former priacipIsi, who betrayed le Ireland, and who insulted Christianity, has added one ,r more ...

... 1I late, for the country has manifestly decided against the e further continuaice in offioo of the Whigs; it has protested against the coalition of Whigs and Peelites; and in leaving the Iild open for the only party that remains to p carry on the Queen's ...

... J. Murphy, Q.C., resigned. Mr. Baldvin, of as well as his predecessor, is a Roman catholic. He be- le longs to the moderate whig school in politics. .n By the death of Mr. Joseph Denis Mullen, which took n place on Thursday night, the lucrative place of ...