... the Ministry at wuld hai'e resigneil ; it woo onl' carried by a majctority of b thirty-three0 in ai very fuill iiouse, the Whig~s on both ei aidesliavnic xertd' themrselves to the ru'aost [con- a] I fusion, annlsigns of intpatiettcec. l~ut I wrlt not ...

... 'yesterday there was a very serious i .4 Ofa itchen boier, by which one life was :.aantaneqasly sacrificed and three other persons Whig, las~t Dcemberz suffer ed frona the same 0cause at any 'OW residence, I feel called upon to I'v thswtig thve thi, warht, g ...

... deliberation and care, the attempt rn does not seem to have been very successfuL In spite of a strong muster of influential Whig friends and personal adherents, it was with difficulty that either could obtain a hearing upon any subject. n- Similar difficulties ...

... nearly all the judges upon their ciccuits in 1860 congratulated the grand juries ,,on the general tranquillity.-.Zortket'a Whig.l r F EVER IN STREET CADs.-Once more we desire to call' tattention toa hygienic precaution of great'public moment, . and for ...