... with him to Paris. He is about, however, to leave behind Tir m , e P atn phlet, in which the conduct [of Lord Ward (whom the Whigs made into Earl Dudley because he can catry three elections for them) touching the refusal of the opera-house to the manager ...

... fortifications of the P r de d with months’ supplies all kinds, and can only forced to surrender when these exhausted. The Richmond Whig of the 25th says “ The enemy has been foiled in all his efforts. His dead strew the ground in front of our works ; our estimate ...

... legislate for Ireland, aim asserted that it did not command the confidence of any portion of the people but a few antediluvian Whigs and euerget' place-hunters. Other members having spoken, Lord Palmerston said tb° British Government had done all it could ...