... the closing Peelle in the last debate on the Irish Coercion Bill, when Sir B. Peel, duetted by the Tule% and opposed by the Whigs, was left in a decisive minority . At length, about half past one o'clock, the galleries were cleared, the division called ...

... alliance. in contradistinction to an Austrian or 1111.sian connection—this, every one must see, would wesken the Whig ministry, and destroy the Whig party, be. all the slender talents of the Greys to uphold them. ...

... out of power, the position of Lord John Russell since the reform act has been more splendid than satisfactory; and when the Whig party, as was inevitable front their antecedents, but apparently to his mortification, in consequence of his guidance, was ...

... into which the Whigs plunged themselves by the Anti-Papal Bill had the effect of wringing from Lord John Russeix the promise of a new Reform Bill. reckon this no small matter in the history of the past year. It was an indication that the Whigs had at length ...

... represents in the Cabinet the hereditary claims of the Earl of Shelburne upon the Whig dynasty. Lord Seymour would never have been the Cabinet if he were not the son of Whig Duke. Even the Cnancellor, the Minister of all others whose elevation supposed ...

... necessary to state. THE RUSSELL MINISTRY. (From the Morning Herald.) long as the family cabal that have usurped the name of the Whig party are permitted to nominate the Ministers of Queen Victoria, the choice of the Sovereign in her advisers is virtually limited ...

... the partners. A (loose that saves the 'Capital' is a goose sent you by a friend, with the carriage paid. Mathematical. —g Whig, and Tories are both rogues, why are they like an equilateral triangle 2—Because both sides are etral to the base. Ecclesiastic ...

... in vain. Lord George, therefore, wee an original and hearty supporter of the Reform Rill, and lie continued to uphold the Whigs in all their poliey until the secession of Lord Stanley, between whom and himself there subslefed warm persimnel, an well es ...

... Cittenside.) It may be a strong observation to biased—but the solitary, if compelled, secession of Lord Palmerston from the Whig Cabinet, in the present eurieesty-eomplicated condion of our affairs, foreign and domestic, will bo viewed by many as a national ...

... an end at once, giving their men week’s notice to-morrow, closing on the lUih. Strike of Workmen in Belfast —The Northern, Whig, referring to the present extensive strike of workmen, says;—“-The mischief not confined to England ; it has made its appearance ...

... c ticket ; this 'are is the Whig, But if you strive to vote twice I shall have you arrested?' You will, will you ? shouted the son of the sovereign people : then I says, if I'm denied the right of woting for the Whigs after goin' the whole ticket ...

... Cork.—The erection of the telegraph between these points is understood to be contracted for at the rate of 200/. per mile. The Whig suggests that the short distance between Fortpalrick and Donaghadee should be selected tor the submarine telegraph that is ...