... 19,OS5,106 R ate of jDls. counet .a 3per cent. 8 iparent ?? 5 per cont. Console fo' Money ?? O8; .s. 871 ?? 8D The Noorljkn Whig of toiday states in reference to the linen trade:- There has 'bea rather more ' doing during the pasthwveek, and a better ...

... is steady generally, but a slight tendency to heaviness. Sptcer is firm at top quotations. Lead is very flat. The Neorther Whig of to day observes, in reference to the linen trade :-The market during the past week has been quiet and without any new feature ...

... that Irish electors ia Eng. ' land had been hewaers of wood and stone for England s journals, and drawers of water to. the Whig party, who had treated them merely as an ap- . pendage, what he baA said had been treated as mere ) idle words. The value of ...

... generally the sharpest monthof the year, the past week JiS brought its a taste of winter, with a heavy fall of snow: but thet Whig occ.sionally commingled with rain, there is but Iftn pro;- pect of its covering the ground sufficiently to do good. There has ...

... they incnlcated (loud cheers).- This source alone would produce more thnb the amount of in- come tax; but the chiefs of the Whig and Tory parties (wbom Bright called the oligarchy) will give their strenuous opposition to-such-reforms; but great as their ...

... engaged in the foreign trade in port; and those either loading or dischargone, at present, are principally under a foreign ?? Whig. In France there arp 18 railway comproise, the Uniteii capital of which amounts to 120,000,0001; In Germany there are 65, the ...

... remem- ber all this at the next general election. Then comes Sir Ralph Howard, the famous unit in majorities. His friends,, the Whigs, know his fatalism in number one. The report. manfully alludes -to him and his discourtesy. It appears he added insult to injtry ...

... affected by the blight; and re learn that they find a ready miarket at good' rates on the other side of the Channel.- Vorthemr, Whig. The amount of duty paid at the Belfast Custoto-house- for the week ending October 19, was 8,1831. 9s. 3.1 againit8,576!. 12e ...

... from the r ranks to any such pition, while Mr John .a Redmod declared hewould have no union n upon any terms with wrethed Whig&s' a weaklings, and mushroom Nationaiata, like Dillon, O'Brien, Sexten, 'Carth and my- g self (laughter). I say now, as I have ...

... noteworthy change remaiie.to be.4recorded. IOptions aL& were quiet, and yesterday's p!ie ] were repeated, the-sales reported Whig-October deliveries at 4e 1ltd, November 4. lid, nd December 4. lljd per cental. The stock of American maize on thle spot was ...

... beccome vacant, and weould afford accontmodatiln for the Mautere Inl Chtaneory Oliteos, Itias leaving th wolsetu of the eastern whig sitjoinhtg the Banchers'1 I)IItnihlg, wtitre) thle 1Mas1tersh 01lesa are now located, avail- able for ?? use of the bankilruptcy ...

... ticket (laughter). Thatwas adown. right falseheod When they went to fairs or markets they, as dealers, did not know Tories, Whigs, or Nataonal Leaguers. He now stated, is the presence of Sir George Colthurst and the Press, that the Cattle Dealers' Association ...