Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-04


The colonies OF Upper and Lower Canada, whose
affairs have long required, and still do require the most
deliberate attention Of Parliament Now, il is evident
that the measure Tor the suspension OF the government {"
Jamaica having been opposed by such large numbers
left us small mPjnriy that could no, calculate up
the support OF the house the question of Canada
therefore, by continuing in The administration OF AFFAIRS
not having, as think we have rot sufficient degree oil
support confidence on The part U This house we should
be exposing TO jeopardy the colonies of this country many
of hich al pre- sent, will not say in state OF hazard
but in state which ought not 10 continue Hitherto
her harstys Ministers have considered themselves JUS
tilted III continuing in the administration OF affairs, be.
cause they enjoyed The support and confidence OF The
Crown and because they supported by The House
of Commons but after the OF last night, do not
think they entitled TO consider that in regard 10 the
affairs OF the colonies which Government, il was
necessary for them 10 TO decision, they have The
support of this House II has, therefore, been the duty
of her Majesty NJ nisers hum6y lender their resg
nation TO her Majesty. With respect to The course TO
BE taken this OCCASION the which is usual is
that move for short adjournment Of the House, that
her Majesty may be enabled TO appoint q new Admins
tration. ~
But canno, close these remarks without expressing
on this occasion the sense of gratitude which feel and
shall feel ill The latest moment Of my life, 10 those who
have supported the Government through unimportant
trials and dficues-to those who have supported The
Government in such manner, that though the govern
ment had not at any time the confidence OF The House OF
Lords, they fell that they could carry the admnsra
ton oil andlrS those VINO nave given US that support
and who have always been ready show that they were
prepared 10 support The great principles on which we
are all agreed cannot express my feelings Otherwise
than by again saying that entertain towards them the
deepest gratitude. Sir, that the House. on lis
rising, do adjourn TO Monday next Ordered.
LONDON, May s, 1889.
In the House Of Lords, las, night, Lord Melbourne
announced that he and his colleagues had rendered their
designations 10 Her Majesty; that Her Majesty had &C
copied their sgnatons and that they held their offices
only until their successors appointed
In The House Of Commons, Lord john Russell an.
nounced the resignation Of Ministers, and moved that
the House at its rising 10 adjourn till Monday next.
The House then adjourned, at half.pasl o'clock ill
Monday next.
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN.
New YoRK, June l.-Just as we we've going 10 press
the Great Western was announced She sailed on the
18th, and brings London and Liverpool files Of the 7h
both inclusive. A ministry had been formed under
Wellington and Peel which after retaining Office for
few days resigned in consequence OF the Queen having
refused, al the suggestion of Wellington dismiss Ger.
tain ladies Of her household who related 10 some
Of the liberal party
The Melbourne cabinet resumed Office on the secession