... unexpected treasure enlisted, bis conduct ha* been soch highly deserve the approbation of his superiors.— Whig. Combination amongst Workmen.— The Northern Whig, in article referring to the combination of laacbin* and engineers in England, sar* The mischief is ...

... Kussell could only hare been the consequence of a f rtponc conclusion—of poison instilled into bis mind by Hus- r.ti emissaries, Whig whisperers, and European conspirators rurally, against the character of Lorcl Palmerston. The • viiemies of England” have always ...

... considerable increase in port dues, in 1851 ; and an increase of tonnage to the extent of 26,825. Upon this return the Northern Whig remarks : The quantity of coals, which good criterion of manufacturing industry and general comforts, shows an increase in ...

... three cheers for Sir J »m-*9 Emersion Tenoent. most, however, be remarked that tbe cheers were extremely partial.—AToc/Aer* Whig. Salf. at Mitchei.stows Castle.—The great auction , advertised to have taken place Monday, Tuesday, and | following days, ...

... advances are those whom we were the first to indicate as the coming men” who were to bring ** a great accession of strength” the Whig Government. The Duke of Newcastle and Mr. Cardwell were the first parties to whom the Premier paid court, and they, we have ...

... home proper to renew their attempt opon the Lord Lientenancy— placed themselves at the head ot the people of Ireland, and the Whig# together he was indebted for more substantial klMobeißT their leach-ngs. The ach dars of tb* little co-: (hoar, and laughter) ...

... retire inglobo —others that it will be reinforced from the Tory Camp, and a few that there will, certainly, new infusion of the Whig and Reforming element. Let us consider these assertions : That there will be no total change is pretty plain from this, that ...

... strength to Government since Saturday which .s lost the power to wield its weapons with efficiency. Pabtc c,. . i'. »r •. vi- The Whig budget of 1841 was a memorable example of that PARIS, Sunday Morninci. The publishes a delusion, which recoiled upon its authors ...

... receipt* for compounding various artificial com* pounds the next number of the journal. The council then adjourned. —Northern Whig. ...

... this ia just the moment for com# vigorous policy on the pan of people of this country •ad their represeotativee. The fate of Whig cabinet trembles in tbe balance, and small party may now acquire feetitieus importance Its prudent reserve, its determined ...

... have little dunbt that an ample fund will readily obtained for this purpose. far, then, the work goes bravely on.—Northern Whig. Disturbances at Manchester.—On Thursday evening, an old man named Ward, who continued to work in the employment of Fairbairne ...

... not believe that (applause). The Whig parly had always confined its view and its choice of persons for the Government their own peculiar families. Now, the Tories, from whom differed great deal more than did from the Whigs, had not been guilty of that mistake ...