The Express.
London, England, 1852-02-21 00:00:00

THE MINISTRY.

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When Lord John Russell made up his mind to
eject Lord relmereten from his ministry, he meet ham
keewe that be thereby broke tip Lis party is the Hasse of
Cannoin, end WAS liable, indeed tolerably entaie, to be
Minch turned out by an adverse vote es some very early
mearoin. Nor was it likely that the noble viscount would
be at all backward in providing the inppostasity. And yet
few of thus: who, on Thursday sight, ezultiestly rimmed
the majority of nearly one hundred I. support of the
government, could have anticipated that a Mow
its fete world be *Mork within 24 boars Those who idia
to the debate of last night, as it appears in oar columns,
for an cep/sestina of the eases of this on-
upected event, will be greatly diempeantod. The
plat of difference between the two noble lords
sa to the title of the Militia Bill, apes whisk the vote
was token. was to ordinary apprehensions, end indeed in
reality, a merely verbal question. No ens eta doubt that
the incases of the government might have been intro-
doted Intently ea well seder the one detignation
se the other—es a bill for " 4 lead Wilda," or for
• te...its" simple. The real dispute between the
noble embetasta ems es to which Mould five wee.
The more purely tailing the point smissily at awe% the
more thorumridy gmessal lime= the Meuggle sod the
MOT determined Omni wee mat net to nee& from the
Felton he had tabus up.
But we have, dear al. the pea as irides of Lord John
Boma to believe ha be took up g relies, is whisk be
wee so likely to he WSW out of MIMI PIO& He
might have greadally is the 'NW anemia
the verbal elms is Mired by bye bale allesgue
es
e matter of so mama whisk it wuiO god would have
lent nothing by seillisp. • newt, thetas" Whew to
Delete, that be emera dant en this ingerims, apprely
with the view of eakdradag the fete ea* he Mew to
await Ms es TorsiW rot.
If defeat OM /11114 with all its arnwistre.lll Ms
•hr better red le likely be mile arm era-
erbr throat the 'wary, wbaft met apes the simple
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mania of wbeher dr gerargega sleek bate the pan-
el ay their elm MM. the eta that mesh men mum
met ea.axsztraler ese—lbe heerethea of the
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This is the only ble . oxidisation of the goaded of
the reeremest lea might. But if we me to mesere it to be
the true one, it is remarkable bow well the emst wee kept,
Ist hew isseemaymegedemaereeef 'be useeleoggieelena
do gmemereat riot ia a vote a aisoarlibree. IMMO
t mett the bra rinse a abet dm sus Asa. The
who _son Illipiptl hem bat pea 7 to hadret $
Vera le what they hag& se dead a dr sum
egeopedso hes litsolog ie smildelakbelk ohm Sri'
refig ia bon tie diser-emme to glee Oar eale. ao
aeries that the miaow et the reesemest wee et eleba.
hem of the usual welsimelmil ices moos. owl lb. egaleti
game wear ia obi* M est of al iediesabegy eposelas
the gable lea ►had hirerslesselliege
el ha met, were
set beard by them. red wry Ade emlamMed even by
thew who did boar the.. It leas,, thee, tine the go
me anent must have deared the amp di pea Thigh their
himele. beaded by their late colleague, ham et Mega b•
aired on them.—Dgay Nags.

Tire MtmorMtlaL CRIBIA—Vis (Ilaritiwy CArod'
aide) have been iaformed that the protectionirts have meat
• apt Mal rummager to Lord Derby, who is at present at
Badminton, and that his lordship may be expected in tow*
in the course of this morning. Nothisg, we promise, esa,
however, be known with certainty, until allot the eabiaat
shall have met to day, and until Lord John Agana shall
have communicated the result of their deliberetioos to her
Maie,ty. [Up to the hour of going to press nothing hag
transpired worth adding to the foregoing.)
CRYSTAL TALACL—Yesterday morning, Prins
Albert inspected the collection of articles Preentsd by
foreisn eountries sad British exhibitors to the Cansmimim,
to form the outlaw et a trades colleetion.
THE FRANCUISII AT Csurnon.--Last areedng
meeting of the inhabitants of Croydon took plate to con-
sider the omission of Schedule B with respect to that town.
A pititien to the House of Commons was agreed to praying
that, ,hould the hone deem it right to par the llll4Blall
proposed by Lord John Russell, Croydon, which is by far ;
the most thickly-populated town in Sunny, with its 90,355
• iithalstaets, should be sneezed to the borough Iteigete
instead of the town of Dorking, situate us it ia is soother
divisem of the county, and oontainiag 6,996 inhabitsata.
METROPOLITAN RAILWATS JUNCTION.—This Mat-
ter was further proceeded with yesterday, sad additional ,
members of the /Navigate' committee were placed on the
list as liable. Ile claim of Mr. Asphitel, who, under res.
sure of legal proceedings, paid some WM to the NAP'
bolder' in return el their deposits, and who seeks to be re•
ateapeased foe those mama% was partly Mated lath