... Seal Siz John Pakington is once more to be First Lord of the Admiralty. Bat until tho negotiations with the “ Constitutional Whigs have broken off or come to an end no complete list can be given which can he Tord Derby is most anxious that the Irish pol ...

... Gladstone, who arrived in an open car- riage, was warmly cheered ; but Mr. Disraeli and one or two of the Constitutional Whigs were greeted with groans and other manifestations of disapprobativn. In the house itself, the Speaker took the chair shortly ...

... A variety of interesting information on the whole subject will be found in our news columns today. The resignation of the Whig Ministry has been accepted by the Queen, and the sweets of office about to be sacked a while by the Tories. Lord Derby has ...

... tho sound of thy voice avhtch is stlli, Break, burn, smash Your bridges and boats as you will; But leave one plank foe a ?? Whig, Who would fain be a Liberal still. - GO al._ _ _ _ _ _ COATS FOR THE SEASON. FOR TIE PROMENADE: THE OHESTBRPIELD WRAPEMR; ...

... Argument in the Court of King’s Bench; together,W»tn a Speech in the House of Commons, by Arthur Brawns, Esq ; an Address to the Whig Club of IrelandvJgth an Essay Fiats, by Leonard M'Nally, Esq-i Trial of John Magee in the Court of King’s Bench, onthaWW day ...

... and yat the Derby-Dilly is not under weigh. The noble leader has been negociating all day; moderate and Constitutional” Whigs have been “felt—in some instances, it is stated, openly requested to lend a helping hand, but the Dilly is still in the rut ...

... experienced the Constitutional Whig party, with a view forming 2 Government in co-operation with th No authentic list of a new Cabinet can be expec before the beginning of next week. Until the re: of his communication with the Whigs is decisiy ascertained the ...

... Ma, that both at the suggestion of her y, and in compliance with his own views of the necessity of his position, of th the Whig posed to offer high office to several members and even to certain members of Lord 1 Government. He should, therefore, have ...

... principle which will intensify the vices common to the two great governing factions. Lord Derby is approaching some of the great Whig houses in order to ascertain whether it is possible to combine their power in a Cabinet, as it has been already combined in ...

... of the Constitutional Whig party, with view of forming Government in co-operation with them. No authentic lists of new Cabinet can expected before the beginning of next week. Until the result of his communication with the Whigs is decisively ascertained ...

... to ft degree not hitherto known. Are henceforth to governed, heretofore, by some kind of coalition between Whig* and lUdicalft, or is the Whig party be split in two, one part it being lost in the Radical*, and the other fcarcely distinguished from the ...

... curious are now like angels’ visits—few and far between.— Belfast A'ctcv etter. County Dowm, Juke 23. —We learn from the Northern Whig that, notwithstanding the opinions of the vete inary surgeons as to the disease which ha* prevailed among cattle in the county ...