... Pal* merston Ministry would have but a brief existence. This raav be quite true—indeed, is highly probable; but If neither Whig nor Tory can command a majority in the House, or the confidence of the country, bow is the Queen’s Government carried ? —North ...

... consequence 61 the unusual mildness of the weather, bad almost reached maturity. They ware grown in the open air. —Brlfaet Whig. The long-expected report of the Commissioners the serious party riots in Belfast, July and September last, has been issued ...

... it is said that an amendment the address will be moved in the House of Commons the Marquis of Hartington, on the part of the Whig Opposition, and that it will seconded Sir Moreton Peto. The Advertiser also makes the same statement, and says there is perfect ...

... contested, in 1848, the Vice-Presidency with Mr Filmore, and lost that office only ten votes. Mr Lawrence's influence with the old Whig party, and his great wealth, prompted the then existing Administration to appoint him Minister Plenipotentiary to the British ...

... Tories. There are more true gentlemen among them than in any other parly; they are not so miserably petty'and exclusive the Whigs, and they have a sense honour and truth which the present Radicals do not possess. To these toperior qualities they are indebted ...

... se, ..;..Jo*wllnitea, mctcmm. THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS. (Tram lb* Tlßwaj The revolution ot the political wheel bring* the Whig* once more to the top. The first thing, howerer, that (trike* one is, that they will exactly in the Mine condition aa they ...

... pitfall dug for him by Whig incapacity and malevolence, and that he returns to his countrymen by an unrighteous sentence of recall, with fresh laurels, instead of being turned loose in the Caffrarian deserts, the scape goat of Whig official folly. Twice ...

... slavery, has advanced decidedly srithiu the week. The Whig and Republican parlies have held their conventions, nominated the same candidates for the vacant office*, and adopted the same plan of action. The Whig party New York ' longer exist*. It is now merged ...

... Massachusetts. A democratic governor was elected by the Legislature in consequence, and a soil I iiitsd States senator from the Whig ranks was agreed upon. Governor Bontwell, in his message, came out boldly in favour of sustaining the Fugitive Slave Bill, ...

... rapidly gaining in popnlnrity all over the country, and bets me freely oftcred that he will the next President. The old line of Whigs of Maryland and Virginia hare Iroth held conventions, and endorsed the cx-Presidcnt its the only fit man for the emergency ...

... and none need now want web. The prices for work done still the former low figure. Short Time in the Mills.— -We (Northern Whig) regret to hear that it is the intention of several ol the largest flax spinning firms in Belfast commence three-quarter time ...

... meadows axe falling under the scrtbe and sickle in the vicinity Limerick.— Limenek CAiwncbo Mnuo in Ikxulvd. —The Northern Whig congiatahtee its readers on the succeas that has attended the oflbrta restore dm iron manufacture in Ireland. In Bellast foundry ...