... some time past, and we regard the trade in a decidedly wholesome and improving state. The sales now making are, generally speaking, for casb, as the late embarrassments have shortened the credit very materially. The present price is Is. 9d. to Is. 1Od ...

... continuance; as yet, however, we are happy to say we hear of few complaints; indeed the reports received up to the present time speak as favourably of the appearance of *the young wheat plant as could be desired. For every de. scription of out-door labour the ...

... adopted bp the higher, as I have not the least doubt of I its operating among time middling and working classes who are, truly speaking, the bone and sinew of the couttry l (hear, shear). I admit the aristocracy are not doing their duty by us as they ought ...

... that in England arid the Irishman wvho won't wear the Irish article ,I don't know why any man should speak to him. I know I am not inclined to speak to him. I nove come back to the ship buiiding trade, and for the satisfaction of those men that were with ...

... in the duty on coffee; and though there cannse btt little doubt thattan ?? tion Will. take Plaae this year,. it is ?? ato speak with any degree olconfidenee of whs: that change may be. TOBACCO is not in so much demand this week as it was for she last ...

... ew'9ineted Bi t itll ?? all he bad heard of him, he must be a most desirable acquistion (hear). Of Dr. Gray he was able to speak more positively, as tib; t gentleman had already eminently entitled himself to IS th e confdence of that board and of the public ...

... bet done with a country so circumstanced-and what is to be done with a people so depressed ? are they to be taunted with speaking of politics, when we can ref er to facts such ats these (hear, hear) ? The people are oppressed beyond expre~sion~even at ...

... purchased some oatmeal this week, and have done the market in it some service. e The value of baker's flour has not changed, speaking in a general sense, these last three weeks, The consumption is gaining on the supply, and if it should continue so, we l ...

... attending to, the very sensible suggestions in his lett r:_ TO TIHE EDITOR OF THlE FREENIAN'S JOURNAL. Sri -Could all the people speak with one voice, they would say, we shall neither wear nor make use of any tliitg whatsoever in our families that are not the ...

... would consider no words too strong to he used towards such conduct (loud cries of hear, hear). He had been reminded, when speaking on the subject in the com- mittee, that the people of Belfast had sent no deputation to their late meeting, and had given ...

... I find Mr. M'Cullagh saying, at'a meeting of the National Board of Trade, held on Wednesday_.' He had been reminded, when speaking on the subject in the committee, that the people of Belfast sent no deputation to their late meeting, and had given no c ...

... returns to others who were not interested in them, why not do the sante by their own proprietors (hear) ? On his formerly speaking on the subject, he hod been an- swered by a director, a gentleman of the highcst respect- ability, that the time would shortly ...