... one or two gunboats. The fleet will probably anchor between Greypoint and the Whitehead, in seven fathoms water. —Northern Whig. Fishermen and their Bait —The active and discriminating benevolence of his Grace the Duke of Northumberland, which is directed ...

... short period after time rTreaty of VilMIfranca. Cavoll's policy w%,as as nearly as possible identical with that oP the British Whig Governiments, HX essayed to carry out, free trade, to put down the inordinate power of the priests, to pre- vent, the acct ...

... months ago ; whilst for exportation there is not large inquiry, although it is better than it was a week or two ago; The Belfast Whig of Tuesday says :—We are informed that no active effect has yet resulted from the coming into force of the new tariff on yarns ...

... will suit one or two of the Galway Directors exceedingly, as they have for some time laboured to bring it about. The Belfast Whig” of Saturday says ;—At length the market for white goods begins to feel some impetus from the influence of the French tariff ...

... on Monday, for having treated themselves to a pleasant '•mill,'' at Granston Hill Waterworks, on Sunday morning. The Belfast Whig states that there are about .a thousand Scotch farmers settled in Ireland, and afew of these are in Tipperary, and some of ...

... them complaints. conamaent derma,- of lb. mistral health. sterility, be. he., and nay be eirmalted at his meideme 72 Orest Whig Huse, puncteally from ten till time sad from Oa till nine, doi ly , and (for the emery of = en Senders from ten titill ova ...

... The service occupied nearly two hours and a half, and it is justice to add that she had a “good house. —Correspondent of the Whig. The Galway Postal Subsidy. —Monday’s Freeman's Journal says :— ** The popular movement in favour of the restoration of the ...

... The steamers Aurora and Corsair will be placed on the station, and the tirst sail will take place on the 15th inst.—Northern Whig. On Sunday petitions for the restoration of the Galway subsidy were signed at the Itomsti Cathode places of worship throughout ...

... prospect of remedy. On tl le 2nd of last month, Lord Derby on the side of the T »ies, and the ' Duke of Argyll on that of the Whigs, distil ictly admitted the principle of religious liberty as applical to the inmates of poor-houses in Scotland while Lo rds ...

... t. The service occupied nearly two hours and halt, and it in justice to add that she hod good bouse. —Correspondent of the Whig. ...

... description, that the writer will ever remember. The night cool arid r le e r, of men were drawer op in here and pest, bat hardly Whig', was heard from among throw' • They all preserved u solemn silence, us though of the of the : but the rumbling of artillery: ...

... 1844, there occurred one of those crisis American politics which call alb saye the most selfish, into service, The national Whig Convention at Baltimore had nominated Henry Clay for the presidency. Lincoln was the friend of Clay, and devoted all his energies ...