... Commons his unqualified sanction of the course pursued by Lord PALMERSTON, we should t not be at all surprised to find the Whig Cabinet suddenly dislocated bythe most contemptiblesquabble that ever led to the downfall of any Ministry. Lord STANLEY'S speech ...

... favour ogvemet. tou.t of, th th -ese one huinrK .~ dfyotne; nao fe'wer 'tbdi'i~'i'gh't 'eer6 i out '*W'ere' createdi by'the Whig admniniatrationis since *l830t 6i'. had, BIthtbeir ,titles called out of abeyance, orbhave receivedan increase- nyof rank fin ...

... a Greece reached the French government. This event, which was generally considered a preliminary to the retirement of e the whig cabinet, or, at all events, to the dismissal of Lord Palumerston, created an immense agitation, and consider- *t able cong ...

... special aims 'd 1, i+.Tjheige.'air3 ~a few ;neivous Freeg T'radE ?? whou fancyv that amuchmischefmay follow the fill of i'th~e W,',hig' .Ca,bc!net.', For, our, part,' we ha~ve:. not t much a-ppreheusionl'on that scoree . ..The.,Free Trade., as l fqrce jb,.oth ...

... murder -cl was perpetrated on Sunday last in'tbe 'county of Down. at The victim of this diabolical act (says the ' Northera . Whig) T -is James Nocher, of Drumaness, a most .inoifensive and ir respectable-farmer, wbo has resided in that .neighbourhood tu ...

... equally' to-,both., -t is ?? 'question Of-, constitutional 'principle', 'not a mer'e question of -i - party'spolicy as between Whigs ?? Jus--' tify. the policy- of:or aPALME)ISTON, anRD, 'as At -matter of- 'principle,. you assert the, constitutional right ...

... PACIFICO (JBrLrc- were the better nane for him) was destined to receive e, --The grand debate on. which hangs the fate of the Whig i ministry began ?? evening.' With the exception of a. respite on Wednesday, -it has occupied the house ever le, since. It ...

... MIINISTERS AND THEIR POSITION. To the Editor of th.- ?? o ofld To the Editor of the Exantiner and Times. iot Sir,-Had the Whig ministers donetheirdaty as reformnere,they op wolnot have needed awhitewashing vote in the commonns. On nid a crisis like the ...

... programnme of the Whig Govern- C o' mentt;'and he wil ibe sure to -meet frorn the Globe an L- oppisition. more bitter'-far than frou i-the Tinwo, and ?? ,, . 'seaeoned 1X an aristocratic fippailcywvorthy of tbeo s ?? itself.-. ,3E ven when the Whigs -were in ...

... opposition, UDwthat SiriOBEILT PXii. E iaqoNe. to. Will the freutrad ionsar9tives reuindnneutral, or coalesce I a with the whigs, or patch ud-the old allisace weith their pro. tectionist coinecfions.? As far #i ¶ eengitber, the general he impressionbihu ...

... can be sacrificed; theyhbegin dim r, theii fiiancial 'curtailments at the wrong end.' For an N many. years, the Tories and Whigs of the landed and wit id 'aristo0'ratic connections have sanctioned an extrava- alsa ' 1antand increasing outlay on public ...

... in the country ly ho=wigs and protectionists ? or mast we be reduced to the pain. is fu eesity of believing that after the whigs-the deluge? as We are told that our attack upon Greece was intended as a severe check upon Russia; if So, it must have been ...