... Desirable laddag Rosideaces. SALT HILL. GALWAY. •----. TO BE LFT TOR THE BATHING SEASON. or by SW Year, the foll..whig most desirable iard•ra sad Cotiagt-s. .13.: No. I.—A large Lodge. mostnltlog Dn.trloz Roan. and Parlour. Suomi, li.,e.,en, .40.: 5.1150 ...

... has been encouraged Mini eanctiuUvd the Whig Ministry. “At such a time,” the Biahop of Birmingham remarks, “nothing but fixed principles and vigorous, decided action will serve. Are not j those who supported the Whig Ministers morally accountable for the ...

... teiiantr> ; and greai national result can only brought ab«)Ut enlighu nod legislation on the subject there n*t«, hy either Whig nor Tory, a‘rious oppuaition. dbe mor» advance into a beneficially changed policy, the better for uutry. This proved by ilie ...

... real-danger our Subsidy. know they cannot subvert the act of the former Government. Yet the Whigs are treacherous I and should well watched. speaking of the Whigs we allude particularly to the Ministry who have at all limes exhibited everything but friendly ...

... possession of Cornelius Lundy, Esq, the whole Stock, Crops, Farmiog Implements and Household Furuituie, couiprisiog the folio whig 30 Fat Sheep, Ewes, 1 Rum, 4 Fat Heifers, a few Stores, Milch Cow. 1 very useful llu.»e, 6 years old; 1 powerful Draft Mare ...

... yet his friends are astonished at bis atti ude this serious crisis. Hi# example would, we know,dr«w|nft«r it sereral of hi# Whig collesgura. This ia an additional why ahould declare Uimself.” The Ami then quotas London wreaapondont this effect:— Tha Government ...

... contributed to magax and lH2fl. liUaaaavon Milton, In the /?c--rictc. upon him the *ttcoi|nn of the entire publ c. The leader* the Whig partv. hie literary superiority, Mr Macaulay ronuniasiener of naukruptev. *nd In parliament as for Calu*. lie efterwanls became ...

... received the royal on the 2-slh Farm and Agricultural Seeds, M- n-l y m-xt, noth inst .at her hou -in Ely plat * . p„i The Whigs thought have made political Uat. and it would direct the attention the I which I can i-_- «ith inu ...

... whiskey can be made without the surveillance of the Excise, and term* hu below tin. amount laid the Gladstone tariff. —Northern Whig. Miutakt —The Omuttc of Tuesday contains tho following annorncement aion signed by the Lieutenant of th»! County Midj dlttni ...

... practice* the penal lap a and exclude Irishmen from serving the state. But those p.itriots say they won’t take any favours from Whigs or W itlg Governroeul. 1 his lis simply childish. People only consult their iujtcreat; iu supporliug individuals ...

... Anthony O'Flaherty, against the Whig nominee, Councillor Monaghan. The contest wee close one, sod throughout J. F. Blake did good service jo his p ip«*r to the cause of * virtue and Er . .* fought Aarfll against the Whigs aud for fatherland ; and that, ...

... all the gasconading •>f the literary heralds, only a delusion and mockery, was (tulitieal thimble-rigging, whether exercised Whig or Tory. Instead of founding the future j law of franchise* the broad principle of taxation and representation, as far a just ...