... Lord John tendered his resignation to her Majesty. Thus, iii little more than a fortnight after the opening of Parliament, the Whig Cabinet was run down, and the country thrown into the vortex of a Ministerial crisis. For eleven days the Queen remained without ...

... perpetrated the foul deed. The Times once, twice, or thrice in every article disclaimed official knowledge, and the local Whigs, who in private circles boasted of being in the secret, COWdered it more prudent that their organs should hypothetically ...

... possible .clad.—Dublin Warder, Nov. 1. No entertainment in Belfast has been more suceessful than these conocrts.--Northern Whig, Doe. 18. Tho perform:imams elicited every imusifiscation of sanitise, satisfaction, and admiration, .uol llorr and hhilic ...

... members, and that arc t.. hear no more of the opposition VVilbcrforce, either the ground of nationality unfitness. The Xorthern Whig of the 1 ult., has the following important announcement: —“ correspondent England communicates to u* a very interesting piece ...

... 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 ...

... speech of Mr Adam Black. That gentleman is deservedly considered the head—if there be any body left —of the late all-powerful %Whig coterie, whose office was the Parliament house, and where the only remnant of the clique are supposed still to find refuge ...

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... failure of his first expedition. Verily, the present adotiniatnitiou is in a meet unenviable position. The lion. John B. Walker (Whig) has been elected to the United Suttee Congress by the Kentucky Legie•lature. lion. Henry Clay was progressing rapidly towards ...

... history. Change, ever-evolving change, for ever followed by reaction; active Reform Governments passing into passive do-nothing Whig Governments; and these again into Tory obstructive Guvernments. Yet through all these forms of administration a progress, neither ...

... Accessions to the Ccabinet.-We stated on Tuesday, in referring to the promises made by the Times, the e all but avowed organ of the Whig C'abinet since the e eviction of Lord Palmnerston, what sort of indepen- dent men had been invited to join the Ministry ...

... no municipal election ordered. ?? grntcmeu1, therefore, wlio received the unallillmolus vote of the iemloeratic party (10o Whig candidate running) for the various oftices of the civ, brought an action before the District Court for their seats. Ju ge ILake ...

... al “When the Reform Bill was fr Macaulay shared in the full harvest of p: »pularity which, for a time, was enjoyed by the Whigs. He was chosen by the populous and important town of Leeds to be one of its representatives in the i'arliament of 1833, but ...