... LORD CASTLEREAGHI AND I-uS APOLO- GIST IN TIHE WIIG. I A ?? column in the Northern Whig of Sa- turday is dedicated to the defunct political career of Lord Castlereaghl. Those who have waded through this awful quagmire of twaddle, and who have had courage ...

... not be far astray in the conclusions at which we have arrived. It has been a general remark, during the past week, that the Whig Ministry are in a stronger posi- tion at this moment than the country was willing to acknowlalge, and some have even gone so ...

... longer the slightest doubt that a Con- servative Administration, with the Earl of Derby at its head, has superseded the Russell-Whig Cabinet, which, for the last six years, partly by an indefensible usurpation of the functions of Government, and partly by ...

... DEFEAT OF MINISTERS, RESWNATION OF LORD JOHN RUSSELLo ON Friday, night, the blow, which everybody knew to be impendingover the Whig Administration, though few could predict with accuracy the hour of its de- scent, or the quarter from which it was to come ...

... case that Whig labours and Whig promises have made such ridiculous end- ings; and the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill may h as- slmed as a iir type of what the people of England are to expect from the present Ministry when any other tian merely Whig interests ...

... difficulties in the highest quarter, the Country Party, and the more moderate portion of the Peelites, and the remnant of the old Whigs, will join in rejecting it. If, on the other hand, it should prove a slheaz, the Reformers will naturally regard it a1s a political ...

... thro-w out a sop to be swallowed by the hostile sections which have, each of them, the power, at any moment, of destroy- ing the Whig Cabinet, it is most ingeniously devised to forestall such opposition. The Democrats cannot consistently oppose it, be- cause ...

... Orleans, and struck on a snag. General Scott had been nominated for the Pre- sidency by the Whig members of the Maine Legisla- ture, in connexion with other leading Whig members of the state. The suit of Mrs. Gen. Gaines, for the recovery of an immense amount ...

... COorespondence of the Eveeing mail.) SATURDAY. WITHIN this week I find in the House a strong andgrow- ing conviction that the Whigs are not going out of of- fice so soon as our more sanguinary friends are disposed to expect. And the reason is this, Lord John ...

... all politics condemn -it. It is naturally disliked by the 67 members who sit for the condemned boroughs, many of whom are Whigs; and the impression prevails, that an opportunity-will be takenithei_6n Lord Naas's motion, on the 19th, or on Mr. Adderley's ...

... THE MINISTRY. ADDRESS OF TIHE COMMITTrE OF TIHE DUBLIN PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION TO THE PlROTESTANTS OF IErLAND. BRETIInEN-The Whigs have fallen! They have been broken almost without hai'd! Their power has perished through the negation of principle and spirit ...

... ;crests of British industry without special reference to he r-ise and fall of wheat. Undoubtedly, the weakeasit oint in the Whig uinmistry is Earl Grey. The public iave had but little oppoitmmmiity of judging of Laid 3ranville's talents as yet. I-He is ...