... night, Lord Nans, in pursu ance `.ng ..d of the Tory policy to weaken, distract, damage, the mneet and ultimately destroy the Whig Cabinet, brought them to forward in the House of Commons his motion, advised.- censuring the Irish Government for having, in ...

... give privileges whichl he must be fully convinced would be at once ecxereised against himself and his own friends ; and the Whigs have been too much cxhansted by their Ieng strugglc to maintain a position in the Queen's council to attempt anything as yet ...

... week ago, although repu- W diated by the Olbserver of the following day, ia, we Bi. believe, a pretty correct portrait of the Whig bill of oh 1852. The suffrage, it is said, is to be lowered to the PI arn occupants of £5 houses ina boroughs, and to the ocou- ...

... but those with whom be is now asso- ciated; and it is insisted on with a pertinacity not va. little remarkable, that the Whigs, as they now are, must remain in, because no other party is able to w succeed them. We are not about to discuss the truth i ...

... at the | A wheel of fortune seems determined on displaying at i her most fantastic freaks at the expense of the has late Whig Cabinet. On Thursday last, Lord in Naas brought forward a motion, involving a serious ion e charge against the Irish policy ...

... * tlsbl j ust in the nick of time. The Tory tJ'ljw. tbe eil iu lial while the lassitude wlhicls often W-o,11 liesag Out of Whigs, as well as other people, itie; l e O I0e in time to prevent use catastropse S ~~ir jj e lrelierslip of Lord JoHN; RUSSELaL ...

... we were prepared for defence would therefore pre- serve to ourselves the blessings of ?? cheers.) The Daily News says, the whig jministers may return to office or they may ?? Derby, with Lord Palmerston, may perhaps take office-but let the people insist ...

... the same neighbourhood. Nothing additional has been elicited by the Board of Trade inquiry. AMr. Roebuck's History of the Whig Ministry of 1830 to the passing of tihe Reform Bill, appeared on Thurs- a day. On dipping into the preface, we find an intimation ...

... happen to the isi e conservatives. It is thought that the secession of Lord th e Palmerston will so split up the whig party as to render oN a whig government, for a considerable time at least, quite Ai impossible. ...

... lead to a defeat. The Shorning of fran Herald, which abuses the very bones and ashes of Sir Robert Peel, which pursued the Whig Govern- werp. ment with the most vindictive and unscrupulous clses hostility, and which tramples on it when defunct, numer ...

... Monday Lord JoacN is to 0 beiuegiahispcoineseodrefarrobill. This measure will be the Si death at his Minatery, and of the Whigs too, if it is the g miserable ablortionudescribed in one of the papers Yesterday- ,with salv one boroughs disleenchiase, but ...

... pers pose of trying the temper and strength of the chos enemy. If there should appear to be any chance out of carrying the Whig camp by storm, the Tories nam will no doubt bring up the whole of their forces, ever and a decisive trial of strength will ...