... THE MINISTERIAL DEFEAT. But few weeks of the present session have fown over the head of the Whig administration, vet already has it felt the might of Lord Paliaerston’s arm, and the power of his opposition. The Russell Ministry, which has held office ...

... Peelites are men of great power and ability, but so few in number that they must unite either with the Conservatives or the Whigs. ...

... warm upon the Presidential election. The Democrats have nominated General Pierce as their candidate. It is expected that the Whigs will put forward General Scott, unless they can hit upon some one who will catch many stray votes, the Democratic nominee will ...

... ement hanging over their heads. The discovery in Derby of the ominous epistle signed W. 8., has created quite furore. The Whigs will likely retaliate upon some of these nests corruption. Action on these will likely form the first, as it will form the ...

... James Graham bids for his return as one of the Whig members for Cari;s]e—.justifies the place which he has assumed on tlm front bench of the Opposition —and bids ton, doubtless, for scat in the next Whig Cabinet. Mr Hume has spoken his annual speech, ...

... received the verification which attends ascertained fact, that there would not be any great change in the relative position of Whig, Radical, and Tory, in the New Parliament. It was confidently asserted the Derby Government that a violent reaction had taken ...

... tenlion to politics, espousing, with characteristic ardour, the Whig cause as it was then almost embodied in the person of Fox. There were few Scotch Counties at that time in which Whig candidate had any chance of success; but the Panmure influence, which ...

... to undertake the formation of a Ministry, which will include not only the leaders of the Peelite parly, but also the leading Whig chiefs, and probably some of the more extreme Liberals. It is also stated that the great obstacles to the formation of snob ...

... yet without any principle to guide them, or indicate to the country what they mean. It is an acknowledged fatality of the Whigs to work gradually their own ruin, and to play directly into the hands of their opponents. It will, if we mistake not, be the ...

... kind; something was to be effected, or something was to guarded against; and so it is still with all the parties but one! The Whigs for example, are pledged to a New Reform Bill—the Pope’s Brass Band to Religious Equality—and the Manchester men, if we can ...

... Iri-h press, the owner of the vessel hastened into Belfast communicate the intelligence the managers of the company.—iVortAern Whig- Ghostly Voters.— Kilkenny Mohralor _“ It has been ascertained by the poll-books used at the county cioction, that a considerable ...

... ority, But the great question, what are his prospects with the country generally is, we fear, still more disheartening. If the Whigs received but a lukewarm support from the masses in consequence of the radical weakness of their meassures, what has Lord Derby ...