... Chancellorship, the Foreign Office, and the India Board, with five ether places of less difficulty and labour, are giveu to the Whigs. (Morning Chronicle.) The comprehensive character of the new Government is strongly illustrated by the introduction into the ...

... among the parties necessarily called to bear them, It matter of no consideration with the public by whom changes are proposed—Whig and Tory may or may not agree—but the nature of such changes, and whether operative for good or ill, a matter of the gravest ...

... Government tossed from one hand to another, with no party strong enough grasp them unassisted. Bui for this purpose a coalition Whigs, Peeiitei, and Economists, will be necessary. In this the Times thinks there is nothing improbable. But then comes the difficulty ...

... without them, they arc as clearly not the men for him. He knows also that coalitions are against Whig traditions, and that the secret for this many a day of Whig power has been family clanship. The judicious distribution of governorships, and of such other ...

... HORRIBLE MURDER BY A BOY. The Memphis (U.S.) Whig gives the particulars of an awful murder, committed by a boy some 11 or 12 years of age, near Augusta Ark, on the morning of the 9th ultimo. The name of the unfortunate ma n was Nathaniel Dandridge, who ...

... been one of much abnegation of personal views, and that an unusual flood >f patriotism lias swept away all party ties, as the Whig and Peelite organs for the last ten lays have been announcing to an admiring public as the case ; still, there will be an ebb ...

... of Lertl Naas the unassuming appointment of a eadetthip in the Irisli constabulary. Fuidoh Electiox ix leelaxd—The Northern Whig contains copies of coriespondence between Mr Aleaander Stewart of Ards, and some •f his tenantry, who voted for Mr Sharman ...

... that long head of his, would have refused office and helped himself to the leadership so strangely abandoned by the ci-devant Whig Premier. But I should suggest that the cooperation of Palmerston is not in itself a sufficient sign that Lord John has not ...

... fever stilllingered among the shipping. The small-pox and influenza were also prevalent. Mr Philip Moril states, in the Bangor Whig, U.S., that disease, supposed to allied to that which has infected the potato crop, has attacked the thistle and mullen, both ...

... Majesty's Council. The Earl of Aberdeen consequently proceeds to Osborne, and accepts the charge Premier, with a coalition and Whigs, including Lord J. Russell, Sir J. Graham, Mr Gladstone, Goulburn, and Mr Sydney Herbert. The Right Hon. Sydney Herbert will ...

... THE CRYSTAL PALACE. I a Whig—a born Whig, says that profound speaker and excellent man, Hugh Miller, in one of the most characteristic passages of hie Scenes and Legends but, he adds, no similarity of political principle will ever lead me put any ...

... Parliament, declared that they regarded that budget bold, wise, honest, and statesmanlike; but a desperate faction of English Whigs and Radicals, reinforced by th# Popish Brigade, have nominally pronounced against that budget, and it now remains to be seen ...