... possible. The House of Commons is divided into five parties, and he has aimed to secure at least four of them, the Peelites, the Whigs, the Cobdenites, and the motley Irish who enjoy uo fewer than three seats the mongrel Administration. This is giving Popery ...

... the Foreign ce ' t fi' for reasons which it is unnecessary to mention, it f° For the present it suffices to say that the ex-Whig jh* is only Foreign Secretary pro-tem. Immediately ' re-assembling of Parliament, or, any rate, before the country will enjoy ...

... General Election, was refuted by the Earl of Derby, who proved that no other precedents had been followed but those of the Whigs themselves, in their dealings with Jews, Papists, and Sectarians. the House of Commons, Mr. Horsman's endeavour to bring down ...

... prayer of the inhabitants, it is simply and purely a move on the part of few of the defeated Whig faction and their immediate dependents, curious compound Whigs and Lace Twisters, with few Conservative names obtained, to use mild expression, by mistake ...

... POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE. Those mart THE MINISTRY. f w fi* asterisk are Peelites, the remainder * Whig and c^ who Cna * re ~ The Aberdeen. Ur ft if nLord Cranworth. , l. a ~A r., *The Duke Newcastle. 1 resided Admiralty .. *Sir James Graham. Vfc Privy ...

... Parliament. He accordingly contested the representation of the borough of Evesham, but his claim* could not yet avail against the Whig interest, which had hitherto returned both the members. BJ4, however, he again entered the lists, and was returned in conjunction ...

... Ministers responsible for the Pope's new Hierarchy England? A most able production, and which is supposed to have, caused the Whig Premier to publish his celebra;ed Letter to the Bishop of Durham. Between such man and Mr. Gladstone who that loves either ...

... Amory F«„ permanent one-(cheers). Derby been and they were' was ratified to find that a coalition had taken place between the Whigs and the Peelites—(cheers). Some other toasts were then given, and responded to. Lord Palmerston, and the greater portion of ...

... unknown to our ancestors. the reign of Queen Anne, the old whigs who, says Hallam, were wore generally attached to the principles of civil and religious liberty, than their rivals, the modern whigs, an* ot course far more so than their adversaries, the ...

... light than with it. Whatever opinion, however, we may entertain of this Whig Petition, compoun Jed as is of a mere fraction the inhabitants, almost all the signatures those of Whigs, most of that dependant class who would sign anything put before them, ...

... al for Ireland. The Earl Mulgrave, Treasurer of the Household. Lord Alfred Paget, Clerk Marshal. Making in all 9 Whig Peers, and 16 Whig Commoners, the administration ; being Cabinet Ministers, and 19 not in the Cabinet, and all, except 5, having seats ...

... without cement, here a bit of black stone, and there a bit of white; patriots and courtiers ; king's friends and republicans; Whigs and Tories treacherous friends and open enemies; that it was, indeed, very curious shew, but utterly unsafe to touch and unsure ...