... above-mentioned items of political faith. One thing has added greatl to their strength ed ig exactly to Tory in by the old Whig England. The President and nt administration are highly unpopular, and there can no doubt our next Presi- dent will be a ““ ...

... ing labour, we are informed, continues to progress rapidly, and under the most favourable circums*ances possible. —Northern Whig of Saturday. Tae weather in Ireiand for the past four or five weeks has been most favourable for farming operations, which ...

... BELFAST LINEN TRADE. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) Linen Yarn.—Business has not been so brisk during this the few preceding weeks ; this is chiefly caused by manufacturers being well stocked. In prices there is no change —warps and wefts rule ...

... IRELAND. The Potato Crop.—The Belfast Whig has the following report: — We continue to receive the most disheartening accounts of the condition of tho potato. No district has escaped the visitation, and many localities its presence is most disastrously ...

... declaration was very naturally followed by loud cheers from the opposition members, who are glad to see their game played the Whigs. all his arguments against the ballot Lord John Russell assumes that the general tendency of voters would be to belie their ...

... one, excepting one or two individuals in Cowgate. Is this really the case Any information will oblige, yours, Publicity. THE WHIGS SHOULD ALWAYS BE IN OPPOSITION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DUNDEE ADVERTISE]). Sir,—Having observed that our three district members ...

... disinterested men to have two opinions, and the rectification of which is the duty of an honest and independent Government. The Whigs have given hints, from time to time, of undertaking this work, and it is due from them as the last reformers of the constitution ...

... Ladies’ G: used to be as com; nomination seats in the hands of the great Whig as the ecats for abose has been Tavistock or Calne. An agitation against this Arms has given way, the Whig families have ceased to nomin. ate, and the who sit indiscriminately by ...

... question would be settled, and the Sphinx would be uprooted and ready for the British Museum or the Place Concorde. Northern Whig. ...

... TRADE REPO! Tur Lixes Goons. the Northern Whig of Saturday.) Goovs.—The bulk of accumulation in the more extensive warehouses im the North of Ireland has been a great deal lessened since the commencement of the present month. Orders for the and colonial ...

... exceeds anything he has ever seen. The flax crop the South of Ireland, Mr O'Hara states, will be an excellent one. Northern Whig. ...

... BELFAST LINEN TRADE. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) Linen Yarns. —The demand continues dull, and stocks are accumulating, but spinners remain pretty firm, expecting an improvement this month, manufacturers' stocks are under average. Prices this ...