... readi :-delivery sold& at. i~s 8d per ewst.-.Chnc-quiet,: 6eet steady. $Cffee-,. Spob. quiet-; futures asteady . ae_ rdyay . whig- . 'Termmial :quiet. u . Riceafd.: jute firm. i-n: luP:ll. -.S . : LMEARPOOL PPRODUCE (CLof- i :: l -,Sigar qUiet; N O 1, 14S ...

... parting with it-particularly as its repeal would gain them no popularity, as the consumer would never feel the benefic 'of ?? Whig. DREADFUL ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON ANID NORTH WEsErctN RAILWAY.-Last evening, as the up express train, ?? leaves Liverpool at ...

... their colleotive strength against him, wljil?'he singly held Nhe golden chain'which binds the party Pogether. Fifty ?? ago the Whigs tried the' expcrirent of Importing Mr. ronsonby from Ioeland as a safe and harmless loader; and the result is coimmemmorated ...

... Plunket from of old, made no sign, and the popular Press, accordutgrto the sanie writer, had fallen asleep at the feet of the Whigs. Failing tleir Senior. some members of the Junior 13ar, led by Mr. Torrens Mb'Clllagh. met to protest against this cynical ...

... Expresq, Nation, Shaw's Weekly Herald, Evening Post, Mercantile Advertiser. COUNTRY PAI'Ln.R.-Wexrord Independent, Northern Whig, Kdkenny Moderator, Tipperary Free Press, Anglo Celt, Cavana; Menth Journal, Kells Limerick Chronicle, Limerick Exainher, Clare ...

... market at to 38J. York-staets au'ewstedetat 28, sellers asking 29. Brook. ,fields inidetando.nd ui0t in freely at'28. q .i ?? Whigs have changed hands 1 t-11. MstiCr:-1lfiineH at 319- Belfast Warehouses at ,41. Ja 4rnott and Co. (of' Belfast) at ff ; Belfast ...

... they could l get on, that they had got on, and that they would t be able to get on without the help of their Whig z friends-for although the Whigs were generally ready t when Ireland was in prosperity to take all the good x things they could get from her ...

... relief that measure was to have alfocdej to Inish lines.; In reference to the linen trade we take the follo_ ing from the.Northe Whig,:-The ll4u ?? continues dull, and prices are without material change. Stocks are btiU on the increase, and pro. duction., ...

... Those reasons may be entiely contemptible or -moderately respectable. They may represent simply the desire of the Goveroment-Whig or Tory, it matters not-to hold in hand a convepient sort of currency for trafficking in the support of placemen, or they may ...

... affected with the blight, aind that, of' tr till, urlonioist acid Bpeculantsa may, to scute extent, be ieint, Z01tort/a' W~hig. At presont noarly all the creps in thits part of tho tountlr r, with the exception of the late dictnicis, ha~ve bieca cat ...

... zbovevI publiclaou, hicb is of jbterest to Irish in-I vesah~. Writing of this old and well estab- I 1iihb6 iournal the 1yoltherm Whig says- !The FAicnee Unwfiou ?? ot the moat yahi lble eenaaezcial paners in the country. It is ctnduted with great ability and ...

... eminent agriculturist, he over and over again piled manure about the root, atid the result was the extraordinary yield we have ?? Whig. Ns,%v MAcNesium L1(niT-The great difficulty vwsich bae hitherto stood in the way tf the utillsation of this wonderful light ...