... lieve Lord Stanley and his party would be much more skilful and trust-worthy advisers than Lord John P Russell, or any of the Whig Cabinet. We can merely mm at present refer to his proposed mode of dealing with am this question. Mr. Charteris, oil Friday ...

... with its talent for getting into hot water, should sorely have bought in. Far be it from us, how- ever, to assert that the Whigs only have forgotten what is due to theluselves. 'l'e Couintry Party have been similarly oblivious. Lot 127 was evidently ...

... aend assunred the nameis of Wynnc and Pendarves. He r-epresenited West Coriowajll lurirrterruptedly, Since 1826. He was at Whig,'in favotir of short Parlia- mnents; and, though formerly opposed to the repeal of tire corn lawis, at supporter since 1846 ...

... FOREIGN TARIFFS-FREE TRADE. IV- ft ,,4,nnwh-' FOREIGN TARIFFS-FREE TRADE. (Fromr Belfast Northern Whig.) When the principle of Free Trade iwas first recognised i this country by the abolition of the Corn Laws a few years o the opponents of that measure ...

... period and fur some time provioilsly, a doei- e ?? bettei feel!fing lies beeim evident.- C'itcen, n ?? g The Belfast.Mortliein Whig of Saturday last thins notices the Iflinen amsd flax. markets :-Linen-There is no change in our main ets this week worthy of ...

... average clips, a better demand exists, and sales are to a considerable extent. Quotations unchanged. The Belfast Northern Whig of Saturday has the following: -Linen Trade-In Ballymena; on Saturday, the supply was small, and full, prices were readily ...

... higher qualities are firmer than they were a moith eg f ago; inferior yarns flactuated, but not to a marked extent.-. Northeern Whig. IllS _ .. GLASGOW SH IPPING LIST. Bu FOREIGN. o A. Ilinckley, Strosil, from ito. at Liverpool. of Clievalicr, G risumer, from ...

... sold at the following prices :-Handscntched, from ?? to 7s.'6d. per stone; millscutched, from 7s, to lOs. per stoie of 1,I ?? Whig. I .I 1 .3 6 0 N If I ti c a I I I z 7 16 Ia m on fla 4 d th I t Ya i Io on at ft c I I t I it d a, g b a i' Ii BI B, Si a1 ...

... PCM and PLCM were offered by auction to-day; but, owing to the prices offered not beiiag satisfactory, they were with-t ?? Whig: SCOTCH BANKRUPTS.. (1raes the .Zdlinburgii Gazette of yesierday.) Ssptemfbar 8. ANDRnEW MXACOLM, bleacher iii Edinburgh.' ...

... 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 ...

... market is healthy; and, but for the unfortunate condition of monetary affairsl, a very brisk trade would be en- .joyed by ?? Whig. ?? ?? [11v ELECThIO TELEGRAPH.)] The final quotations of French Threes last evening wereC 66f. 0oc. for.money, and 66f. 60c ...

... is caled well paid' . that is, paid at some advance on recent prices-will hardly be taken. Fancy goods find a readier ?? Whig.Y .Justice of Peace C'oui-t--Barclay ?? Appren- ?? the Justice of Peace Court, on Monday, before Jas; Gibson, Esq., Andrew ...