... office. A ir|« rt. winch wa* nut credited, staled that the ' Duke of Argyle likely retire, and that another member the old Whig party will be appointed. (From the London papers of yesterday—Monday.) The Times’* say* the Duke of Newcastle has a'.- ready ...

... into power, or endeavoured to retain power, perpetual reductions of the army and navy. That had not been matter of party. Whigs, Tories, and Radicals had bad the same end in view, and among them they had done their best to render this great nation utterly ...

... men fit>ht for it with the arms the devil, who is not merely liar himself, hut the father of ai! lies ant! liars— Northern Whig. Tom Thumb and Jenny Lind—A few years since General Tom Thumb, the American Dwarf, and Jenny Liud, the charming Swedish Nightinga'e ...

... e Grey acting under Lord Palmerston ? We think it is f . more than likely that the only change will be, .trjt take. ' old Whig party will take the war offlipe-iand the Peelites - the ges-r.'- '~L 5;izns'ei-ation. ...

... carried the House and the country along Pt no, with him, and sacrificed the Aberdeen Ministry L~ is;- to the ambition of the Whig leader. That he ccI )ps did not resort to any such course as was open to a N 5;man who desire'd a mere personal or'party trinumph ...

... colleagues, especially with his Whig • fiend*. Why. bad done this, wbat outcry there would have been that be was plotting ' upset the ministry, and establish biiuscll oo | ruin*. There would have been plenty deouni ciations of Whig exclusiveness and faction ...

... come into power, or endeavoured to retain power, perpetual reductions Hie army and ravy. That had not been matter of party. Whigs, Tories, and Radicals had bad the same end in view, and among them they had done , their best this gn nation utterly powerless ...

... was said at the time that- Ike of the Administretion was. formed that those with whom I bad public been always connected-the Whig party-had not in the distri. shown bution of power that degree of influence which belonged to them from their character, their ...

... journal, and which I now allude to. it is this:—A split is impending in the Cabinet. Lord John. Lord Palmerston, and their Whig adherents—having taken alarm at the mismanagement of the Duke of Newcastle, and Mr S. Herbert—have resolved upon modification ...

... little apprehension of portico of; ( Commissioner*, with the joint serrclsr.es of the ' J ' MU, * S. wnh P.lmrrsr.m The Jo.en.lo Whig had at , . arriecd is London. Tbi* the Rqssian fleet their hiding plates eommuskm. will lease Dublin on Tuesday (to day) MMa ...