... and remained there a night; so that it may be assumed that the right hon. barooet approved of the step of the young aspirant Whig-ward, and Sir James himself is expected to follow in due season.-Cartisle Patrio_ Sir James Graham is about to make an experiment ...

... AND THE NEW Rcroxat BILL.-Frobable changes in the Cabinet are again upon the tapis, Mr Frede- rick Peelrs junction with the Whigs being followed by that of others, and especially Sir James Grahanu, his avowed political mentor. Sir James Graham is again ...

... Upwards of two thousand poor persous who emigrated last year, have returned to Ireland from America.— Belfast Gatwar Northern Whig says that Mr W. Torrens M‘Cullagh, the member for has jast succeeded in obtaining from Goverrment a charter, to form a company ...

... the most persuasive in the senate, the most ambitious, and in all respects the most for- midabie man iu the whole circle of Whig statesmen. The | Cabinet of last session, which hardly survived it, is now minus Lord Palmerston. It may not be a matter of ...

... was realised, Since the fortunate inheritor of this unexpected treasure enl isted, his conduct has been such as high! Belfast Whig je y to deserve the approbation of his superiors.— State or Ineranp.— Lord Bellew, the Lieu- tenant of the county of Louth ...

... is very generally understood that the negotiations in progress bave for their object the forma- tion of a C , ouservative- Whig Cabinet—a negovation which, if saceess‘ul, would, in al! probability, involve an early dissolution of Parliament. It is proposed ...

... by Heber C. Kimbal to several of his. A Cox.—A rather more ingenious than usual has fallen into our and we hasten to are the Whig Ministers in office like human souls in Wi Ode on Th Because their — Punch, “ Berth is but a sleep and a forgetting.” ...

... and Mr Keog latter gentleman shall second the motion for its iw lation of the Tue Bar —It is, we fiad, in the contemp posed Whigs to strike a deadly blow at the Irish Bar. It is pro to transfer to the coun'y courts a portion © f the equity juris- diction ...

... Something Sir George Grey hinted about recent information which would necessitate modification: and on this hint, no doubt, the Whig agents have been acting. But although the names of the sixty-seven boroughs have not been officially announce?, enough is known ...

... we desire of you is to send us a good name to be proposed as a Whig—Gisborne has been mertioned as a person accepiable to the Dissenting bodies here, many of whom profess them- selves Whigs. ly strength is above 1000; if to these you can add two or three ...

... said tu be now in the very best hands in the country, and those nentral hands, we may expect to see it entirely changed by its Whig nurses, or torn to pieces in the struggle. With the certainty of @ scene so harrowing to the feelings of Goverument, and so ...

... result of such a course. Mr Walpole was consequently pressed to give his assent to it at present, or to take the bill, as the Whig Government had done, and makesuch alterations on it as he might consider expedient, and then present it to them and ask them ...