... Duke of Wellington; and very confidentially assures its readers that there is as much chance of Sir R. Peel's displacing the Whig Cabinet just now, as of his becoming Emperor of Tahiti, or Great Llama of Thibet. SOUTHAMPTON, Tuesday.-The Indus steamer with ...

... Russell Cabinet. These reports were deemed so ridiculous, except by the journals of the party that aspires to succeed the Whigs, that I had no desirle to trouble your readers with them, as they were only a repe- tition of the old story. However, as they ...

... subject, we will venture very confidently to assure our readers, that there is as much chance of Sir R. Peel displacing the Whig Cabinet just now, as of his becoming Empercr of Harri or Great Llarna ot' Thibet. XATIONAL EDUCATInON. (From the From iner ...

... very much affected on the occasion of the burning of the warrants, and expressed their feeling regarding the conduct of the Whig Government in most indignant terms. TEE LkTE TnnINDER-STOaex.-The Dublin papers contain additional particulars of the mischief ...

... undoubtedly right-it is capable of being defended by a multitude of argutneuts, which the I agriculturist, whether Tory or Whig, can well understand and t appreciate. Thero is. then. so far as I can see, every prospect B of the formation of an agricultural ...

... .Eal Minto, Mharqsexsdwe, Sir C. ood, aid Lor ha : Rxuisell..f ?? rumnours arte auoat of ajunthaon to be bfurmedwt m' the. Whig Cabinet s by Sir James Graham, ahds fewoehis 11 old official friends. -Lord, P ?? d,3isbojitt l retire,to make rioom for Lord ...

... would understand the new state of the world. The coincidence of the explosion of the revolutionr, witb the existence of the Whig Cabinet of Lord Palmerston, was a piece of good fortune for the revolution of February, and for the necessary maintenance of ...

... surmise, and by his opponents it was traced to those tortuous tactics which have swayed his l Policy since the advent of the Whigs to power. Name- ?? petitions Were presented on the existing questions now before the Houses, and a more than usually large ...

... First, to enable the Orleans party-to gratify their-revenge on Lord Psilmereton, aid, ifovossibiei to srstitute a Tory for a Whig idinistry in England; an9, secondly, to'break np thealliance ?? -and,,the only constitutional country in Europe, in order to ...

... he ironically remarked of course impossible, as England was necessary to Europe, as n Whigs were necessary to England, and as Lord Palmerston was ale- cssaryto, Whigs; but the other was the immediately signifying to France chat wve w ere ready to abide ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. IoN LNDON,: 26th May, 1850. The Whigs have a certain functionary's luck and their own too; no sooner are they beset by questions difficult or inconvenient to answer, than there comes the; Whitsuntide recess to give them time to ...

... ante p;ptton Of F r F gao's speedy retircment from Parliament, Mr Sergearnt tor- pily has alreadv eentered thle field as the Whig cantidatrt fr, tile seat about to be vacated. Tiz QUasEN's Co ?? Belfast and Cork Colleges have concluded their first session ...