... but not to any considerable extent. Mar- j kets arc high, and advancing. Potatoes are exporting to the Continent.— Northern Whig. Death from Drinking Ardent Spirits —An ■ inquest was held yesterday at the military barracks in this city, the body of Thomas ...

... it did not protect the Irish Protestants from the fear of one ; though the rebellion in question had been threatened by all whig journals for several years before the inevitable consequence of the accession of consenative government. Sir Robert Peel bears ...

... money to pay for it?” Thk Grand Political Pailway, (Peel lunk.) This line is proposed to open direct communication between the Whig and Tory termini, with brandies to numerous points on the High Coneervaiivc Hoad, and extensions into several of the j Liberal ...

... THE NEW COLLEGES From the Northern Whig we learn that the Provincial College for Ulster is to be located at Belfast; and the Galway Vindicator announces that it has been decided to build that for Connaught at Galway. The Vindicator also states that the ...

... Sir Robert Peel’s supporters would leave him in the lurch, and the measures could only carried with the assistance of the Whigs. That, however, virtually leads to coalition. Things are not yet ripe for such amalgamation of parties, and yet nobody can ...

... London indicates the extent to which popular feeling has been carried on the subject of the Corn Law cleverer tactician than the Whig leader Joes not exist; and it hardly conceivable that one so well acquainted with the manoeuvres of party, and »o adroit the ...

... world, and would do no possible good ; for it very well known that, the moment this Administration leaves its position, the Whigs are read v to take it up, under the head of Tom Corwin the waggon bov,” who is about to take his Result of Share Speculation ...

... town, and has had an interview with Lord John Russell. Lord Morpeth is also expected in town shortly. Lord Minto and other Whig noblemen and gentlemen are also expected to arrive in town. A meeting influential political friends was held to-day at Lord ...

... Lord John Russell passed through London privately List night, and is now at Osborne House. It is also said, that the leading Whigs talk of immediate dissolution of Parliament. Fortification of Jersey. —Things are now proceeding in earnest towards insuring ...

... form an Administration. From this opinion we take leave, though diffidently, to dissent. We hold to the axium, that modern Whig can refuse an offer of place and salary.” Other papers arc of similar opinion in reference to the likelihood, that Lord John ...

... whirlwind, which has whelmed the pilotage of Peel ? Or, finally, in sober sadness, is Lord John Russell to sent for, and the Whig budget of 1841 with amendments and additions —to again the order of the day ? Whatever the event, cannot conceive that the ...

... the character of a Conservative. Never again may it be our ill-fortune to see him in any other position than that of an open Whig partisan ! We wonder what office Lord John Russell will offer him. We shall ho very anxious to learn hercatter whether it be ...