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... directors for P a conspiracy to defraud the shareholders. The one was the t el Lord-Advocate of the Conservatives, the otherof the Whigs. s, Mr. Inglis has just been appointed to the office of Lord.Jus- i s tice-Clerk-, and as such is thle presiding judge of the ...
... Egypt, 1860 from the Wes8t Iudit3. and 26,010 from Bomnorav. Total 37,005 bales. BELFAST TIIADE REPORT. (From the Northerun Whig of SSaturday.) LINEN..- There has been no new feature in the trade, nor anything to call for a special natice in the operatious ...
... at which price we close rather t sellers. No. 1 g.nn.b., 49.s,; No, 3, 46s. C U BELFAST TRADE REPORT. t (Proin tho Northern Whig of Saturday.) d LivEN,-The past week hoe been a very excited t one in the linen trade, The news which arrived on t Wednesday ...
... sals wre 5,00 bles 900 b~ngonspeculation and for to ?? 5ncI 5950 Americans.2id BELFAST TiRADE REPORT,. (Frone the Northern Whig of Saturday.) Our local trade during the peat week has been dull, and the weather cold and backward, LINPSes.-A aig ht Improvement ...
... 4119 9 li ?? 8 eedsec-ed lng '0101,8 to41 100 9 clo~b.S~yardI'h OS 8o a18 8 0 ' nBELFAST TRAD.E REP.oRT, . (From tile Nortbern Whig of Saturday.)j d. THR.Lresxni HADE.-Thsre lia' beaut a stirring busines ;t ?? done at the bleacobields for the last month, ...
... good demand, but in- ferior lots are neglected. Cheviots are not much sought after. BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.I IFLsX.-The flax markets, although very much smaller than last year, continue at about the same average as since ...
... 0 6.11 W9in. 60 reeod dcsb,- ?? 0 91 508 Ings ?? . 4 ~~ 10 1 91041 19 91 12cr 4jG 8 9Tio-io7 10 9i 41 ~ :~(FromltheNorthern Whig ofsar,lay - -J ID ea ~it II ii pi 8i alC I 2 to a) tr 34 F- 01 3- VI Ia 5 I? C; a pK 01 M S II u f d ci TinroliiNERTiranz.One ...
... unvvashed, 15s. 'Cd. to l~s. Cd.; whiite Chvot, -washed, 2Ss.to' 34s. fa .BELFA:S T T.,A:DE 'Rn: ORT. -(rous the Northern'Whig.) THE LRwa TinDx.-We continue to notice a steady range of demand for goods in the home market, and were the pro- oe ductive ...
... change in this country, where the system has already been brought so near perfection, BELFAST TRADE REPORT. E (From the Nerthern Whig of Saturdary. There has been rather more animation during the week in trade, although the markets continue to bear a holiday ...
... constituency in Eng- . land and Ireland is interested, and Tipperary'e Iduty is to elect Mitchel aain. Any mau-- Home Iuler, Whig, or Liberal-wlo stands in her way is the euemly of Ireland. ...
... destined to play a promineit part. In August, 1714 Queen Anne died, and George I. was proclaimed king To many, and to the Whigs in partictlar, the atoension of this ?? old king, who was no less a foreigner in tongue than he wos alien in heart and soul ...
... bas~been very good,'. with a brisk demand for all kinds,' without any advance on. 14 former rates. The quality contiinuea thd ?? Whig,. - SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. * Frem the.Ediaturghe Gazette of yesterday.) SEQUJESTRATIONS. ' October 3. JOHN MARTIN, clerk, lately ...