... redeemed his vindictive pledge; Lord Palmerston is not ashamed to lend the weight of his influence Wader of the once great Whig party, and Prime Minister of England, to sanction lh ! upon the co-ordinate legislative rights of the ears. He shrinks not ...

... majority over any other candidate who could be induced to appear against him. This much, above all things, is certain, that no Whig can ever be returned for New Ross.— Wexford Constitution. MURDER OF AN ENGLISH OFFICER IN CHINA.—From Swatow, we are sorry ...

... atten.le I the scattenv! vhiiJrcu of our poorer Protestants. \V. ] Till-: (iALWAY CONTRACT (Frjm the Morning Herald ) When »1M Whig Grovornme.it tiling ,r Ireland? It. would require almost Rnti>|'i:irinn res*.vch to fix the date; it only quite recently ...