... Lord John tendered his resignation to her Majcsay. Time, in little more than a fortnight after the opening of Parliament, the Whig Cabinet was run down, and the country thrown into the vortex of crisis. Fur eleven days the Queen remained without a Government ...

... highly to deserve the approbation of his superiors.—Belfast Paper. The following important announcement appears in the Northern Whig of Saturday:—A correspondent in England oammunicates to us a very interesting piece of intelligence. He says that Mr W. Torrents ...

... to further It is lalasied be the deselleo. sal wet reply the Whig Made to earls le Ms. wish. ea Ittli et Melds of this ~by the palled rehires Ate Moe mpg* The of will net de here ; the Whig Cabinet le ahead/ to its tali ; if it be love yielded up to seer* ...

... a strong observation to hazard,' said the Chronicle, but the solitary, if compelled, secession of Lord Palmerston from the Whig Cabinet, in the present curiously complicated condition of our affairs, foreign sad dwindle, will be viewed by many as a national ...

... benefit of hearing his own defence. But whilst waiting for his explanation, it is not necessary to set him sp in opposition to We Whig ministry. Upon the slimes failure of his defence will principally depend the degrwe of estintstiou to which hereafter be lull ...

... and most experienced councillor. They made aJonu of Palmerston too late. Fur the ship is on the rests already. Down go the Whigs, and the Lord have mercy a their guilty souls. Ireland's ruin and shame and desationalisation make a black indictment against ...

... the past policy of Lord John Russell, we Shull lute to look for the new life, and strength, sod Rigour to another infusion of whig lordlings and Treasury hangers oe. And it is to be remembered that all the life, sad strength, end vigour lately given to the ...

... the first erns see et the reetelpialzedeeed bowling alleys sod Meg ulce r the Imishaent peril of of the by, whoop hehoes @Whigs to do in 'setting we the modesty week eedeavouring to avoid widish MUMd ou all sides of pine without At leoglit the fellow ...

... possible eciat.—llablin Warder, Nov. 1. No entertainment in Belfast has been more . suoessaful than theseconcerts.—Northeru Whig. Dec. Id. ' The performances elicited every imunfestation of surprise, satisfaction, and admiration, and Herr and Milne. Kantman ...

... an illustration of the extraordinary effort* made by the different sections of politicians, may mention that Mr. Winthrop (whig) received 1324 more votes than the candidate of ins party for the same office last year; Mr. Boutwell (democrat), also gained ...

... release of Mr. Thrasher, and, at the same time, worn agsioft any future proceedings of like nature. The Hon. John B. Walker (Whig) has been elected to the United States Congress t7»c Kentucky I^gis- Hon. Henry Clay progressing rapidly toworda good health ...

... failure of his first expedition. Verily, the present adotiniatnitiou is in a meet unenviable position. The lion. John B. Walker (Whig) has been elected to the United Suttee Congress by the Kentucky Legie•lature. lion. Henry Clay was progressing rapidly towards ...