... 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 ...

... rts lo prepared. It is difficult to say how Lord j , ,„„ds this moment. The Ti.,*, accuses him of and insincerity, but the Whig press and good .If the democratic organs seem to regard Ins late conv the act of Curtins. But the popular party is nn- Lord ...

... to the men with whom he had been acting down to the present week; and he led ith a panegyric on the matchless patriotism the Whig party in the last two years, its eniarrTod views, and its habitual freedom from cxclusivcparty ambition. We confess that wc ...

... the handiug over tlie predominance of influence in the Cabinet to the Peelites, whom they hate more mortally than even the Whigs. There are several stories afloat xi to certain intrigues of tire Peelites, some which are net without probability. It is said ...

... by a (lovernment of which Lord Palmerston is the head will have the effect of organizing a new party, who will In? neither Whigs, Tories, nor Liberal Conservatives; but simply * I’almerstonites.’ If such a result do not popular (Jovernmcnt, it will any ...

... task has been rendered doubly onerous. The Peelite element yon will see has wholly seceded from the Government; while the Whigs are once more the ascendant. What triumph for Lord John, after all the abuse which was heaped upon him the other day, to find ...

... essential of the hour-greatness far suipassed him in conceptions , ; statesman. Lord John is so habituated to ? compromise of Whig senator, that hecau.lv rise above political bargaining. His not ' diminish the territories of Russia is as fatal ; foreign ...

... brethren of the Free.) long lation has nearly obliterated the distinction be- . ecck) when there is really occasion or > tween Whig and Tory. Political questions arc t evil; and if the spirit which F now every year merging more and more into valent in that ...

... in most peoples’ minds that we shall see another turn the wheel before long. In fact, we are looking for the coming of the Whigs again. Poor Lord Panmure lias been laid up with the gout for nearly fortnight. It is unhandsome the Times t . sneer at the ...

... that kind of thing. But I must confess it was most terrible delusion, for I have seen nothing of the kind. I see all the old Whig scum come back again to the top of the pot. ’ (Laughter and cheering.) Even under Lord Aberdeen’s Government this state of ...

... to get temperance men to stand firmly to their tern perance principles. The old political were taken up, aad. in following Whig or Tory, they lost eight of the temperance principle. But would remind them that this country had never been saved by.political ...

... ng the Irish Church on their communion. Bsv*n Fisbkbmkn Deowxkd ik Ccldstt Bat. The Carndouagh correspondent of the NorUum Whig sends some particulars of very sad boat accident which ooosrred in Culdaff Bay on Monday, and by which aevea fishermen weretdrowned ...