... Mr. Strutt has been persuaded to resign. The number of cabinet ministers has thus been increased by one, and that one is a whig, so that the already preponderating influence of the liberal section of the government has received an accession of strength ...

... Do we like the Ministerial changes? No. Shall we therefore run down Lord John Russell or Lord Aberdeen, cry naught upon the Whigs or the Peelites? We have no such disposition. We are disappointed that an opportunity has been lost of strengthening a ministry ...

... Australian gold mines have been devoted. The Know Nothings, it appears, have got the money. No wonder that, together with the Whigs, with their pockets lined with British gold, they have been enabled to carry the municipal elections in New York, Washington ...

... hung again by his heels nr.til life was nearly extinct, when lie wan shot by some 10 or 12 men in the crowd.—Memphis (V S.) Whig. OF THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT. The Canadian Parliament was prorogued on the afternoon of the 231 amidst the greatest confusion ...

... to the government, which in this country are millions of acres, and the woods and forests 22. they had agreed to join the Whigs, but who suggested to the place solely 11 1 1011 Iwo preliminary points of law raised by the defendant's attoniev Ist, That ...

... taken out of her own territory and erected against her. Thin lie shows to be of easy . accomplishunless secret diplomacy or Whig tradition* he allowed to undermine and countervail the work. We are bound to say that whatever mar be thought of norm of the ...

... to see business begun With more action, and less aspiring. The hiatorion will write on our funeral stone, When resolved into Whig dust and Tory They passed not a bill, but they raised not a loan; Be this their solo title to glory !—Punch. Question for ...

... ng the city of Canterbury whenever it shall please the House of Commons to permit the writ to be issued; they embrace two Whigs, two Liberal Conservatives, a Tory, and a Peelite. The following is the list Sir Wm. Somerville, Batt., the Hon. George P. ...

... taken out of her own territory and erected against her. This he shows to he of eel accomplish;neat, wiless secret diplomacy or whig traditions be allowed to undermine and countervail the work. We are bound to say that whatever may be thought of some of the ...

... (the cheirMan's) friend, Mr. Parsons, hail been branded by some as a political parson. If be hail been a rabid Tory a zealous Whig and exhibited hi. partisanship, either pally would have extolled that ter which he was now condemned, as a proof of dim integrity ...

... Smythe, Peelite; Sir W. Somerville, Whig; Mr. C. M. Lushington, (son of the Right lion. S.R. Lushington. who represented the city for nearly twenty-years), Liberal-Conservative; Mr. C. Parton Cooper, the Chancery Q.C., Whig-Radieal ; and Mr. Achmuty Glover ...

... taken out of her own territory and erected against her. This he shows to be of easy accomplishment, unless secret diplomacy or Whig traditions be allowed to undermine and emmtervall the work. We ore bound to my that whatever may be thought of some of the ...