... Transatlantic Packets; that is, that Galway has been sold, basely sold; and the chief foe and traitor is thought to be the Whig Government. Their threatened violation of the national faith, say the Galwegian patriots, broke the heart of the most promising ...

... and fully, we see there waa nothing else possible. An attempt to hold the Contract against the organized opposition of the Whigs, and the determination even of several Conservatives to vote against it, in consequence of recent revelations, would have only ...

... vitality and success. The Whigs have bartered their patriotism and abnegated their wisdom to conciliate the Manchester party . and the latter party are daily growing more unpopular. simply a coalition squabble—in which the Whigs, for the sake of retaining ...

... has been left aur ■ ffice measuring upwards of f-.ur feet two inches, grown the Duds of farmer near from Riga teed Nut them Whig. ...

... not perhaps the men to give much trouble to English domination, but the principle of the thing is ' all the seine, and our Whig rulers have sense SE perceive that the time is past when a partial armament—an armament of one section of the people against ...

... Station will supported or upheld those whose interest it is to crush it, and we greatly mistake if the perfidious conduct of the Whigs towards Galway will not strengthen this great movement for the Legislature Independence of Ireland. It now plain to the simplest ...

... aid of his English friends. The foreign journals comment upon the eulogies nightly bestowed in either House of Parliament by Whig ministers and Tory ex-ministers upon the Sicilian Dictator. They wonder at what they call the imprudence of British statesmen ...

... W8Y office measuring upwards of four feet two inches, gt the lands of a farmer nesr Killylesgh from Ki - , oan fo | Northern Whig. wa ers in FA Ss. nerick | County 9.—This very d any tant fair took place to-dey. Three-year-old heifers ifficul - rom eight ...

... breach between the Manchester Radicals and Ministerial Liberals is widening more and more with the current of events. The Whigs are constantly to found all the nooks and corners of the House, trying their influence with the refractory. is very well known ...

... consid cision, and there are not at present any good grounds for inferring what the issue 0 their deliberation may be.— Northern Whig. ...

... enormous number of subscribers tenetrived to make up between them the of £5O. Woad the amount so • as it did from brokendowil Whigs and i s sorp =klisg of liberals indiuguiae , that we are they were to publish the A ke Japris . d'Ajoirs, hoed al the \ *Arad ...

... prices very firm for all descriptions, but especially so for low and medium linens. Foreign exports nave been small. —Northern Whig. ...