... sacrifice Lord Palmerston, has notoriously been under the special inspiration of the Premier himself. That the head of the Whig Cabinet has long been on the very best terms with himself, is a fact which will be new to nobody. The late Rev. Sidney Smith ...

... a very high character, interests are affected, will shed a tear over the death assumes the Church depen d and burial of the Whig Cabinet. 18 .. i; eence which it obtains means of On the contrary, there will unbounded joy secret intcll gence t from one ...

... (secretary). The next meeting of the commission will be held on the 13th of January. LUCKY REVERSE OP FORTUNE. The Northern Whig says, lance-corporal of the 91st Regiment, present stationed here, who joined m Preston, named Benson, where his family bad ...

... TO TEE WEIG CABINET. We stated, on Tuesday, in referring to the promises made the Times, the all but avowed organ of the Whig Cabinet since the eviction of i. Palmerston, what sort of independent men” had been invited to join the Ministry, in order ...

... society, the exclusiveness and nepotism which have for eo long time been characteristic of the Whigs in office, should have been long endured. And under no Whig Premiership has this aristocratic exclusiveness, this family cliquerie, been so flagrant as under ...

... remain much longer in office—of which, however, there is little probability—his Ministry, instead of being spoken of as the Whig Government, will be designated the Popish Cabinet. We stated some days ago, that Lord Granville, the newly-appointed Foreign ...

... henceforth making the Tuileries his place of residence. An official notification to this effect has been given in the Moniteur. THE WHIG ADMINISTRA TIOX—MORE RUMOURED SECESSIONS. We are enabled to state that Lord John Russell at this moment in a melancholy plight ...

... father 1836, and, dying without issue, he is succeeded his uncle, Mr. Peter in the U,E,I,C, service. DISORGANISATION OF THE WHIG MINISTR Y.—FUR THER VELA TIONS, The Ministry is at this moment in a state of utter disorganisation. It only has nominal existence ...

... be tolerated. The local act of this parish was passed in the Tory days of the 6th George the 4th, during the short reign of Whig administration. Undsr this act,' sixty' trustees are appointed. Their qualification must be, rated to the poor 30/. per annum ...

... the French Republic. These, and a hundred other displays of patriotism, rendered him incomparably the foremost man in the Whig party, and excited the jealousy of Lord John Russell acd the whole of that section of the aristocracy to which he belongs. ...

... advances, are those whom were the first to indicate as the coming men” who were to bring « a great accession of strength” to the Whig Government The Duke of Newcastle and Mr. Ca dwe'l were the first parties to whom the Premier paid court, and they, we have ...

... than ever. Ererything seems to indicate the speedy advent of Lord Palmerston to office as Prime Minister of the country. The Whig Cabinet, without him, is no better than burlesque. It is thing of which the country is heartily ashamed. It would not surprise ...