... WHO ARE THE CONSPIRATORS • THE EDITOR OF THE DUNDEE Sir, —When conspiracies are so common, both and Whig Cabinets, it would be sheer affectation startled the other day an intimation from authority, that conspiracy existed against the c of this town, ...

... (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) Belfast Trade KfiroßT, Friday Evening, Dec. s.—The improvement our trade, generally, which about three weeks back, succeeded the previous depression, has been fairly sustained during the past week, particularly ...

... serve as pretexts for delaying a decision upon, if not the proposal of any such measure ; and we are quite convinced that the Whig Premier will, under no circumstances, propose such an extension of franchise as Messrs Bright and Cobden unhesitatingly advocates ...

... destitute state, having saved nothing but the rags they stood in. Only one passenger has died through the injuries received Whig thrown into the boat; but several have their limbs broken, r.re. under surgeon* charge. Most the wc-re put on board by the ...

... was less than on last Friday, say from ten to eleven tons, which were rapidly purchased at from 4d. to 6d. per lb. Northern Whig of Saturday. Proposed Repeal or Modification of the Post Horse Duties.—A deputation of postmasters had an interview with the ...

... the less that they came from one who belonged to his own political section—if not to his own peculiar party. Sir Charles is Whig and something more' —but when Member of the Mouse of Commons, he invariably occupied a seat in the rear of the Treasury benches ...

... consequence of the coup d'etat must indeed be mentioned, though the statement of it appears very like a bathos. The English Whig Ministry—on the point of falling to pieces through the revived disagreements of the Palmerston and Grey factions —has perhaps ...

... being prepared to recommend the elevation to ministerial responsibility of tbe men of Manchester, the return to office of the Whig family party was inevitable. Throughout the remainder of the session the Russell Cabinet retained office, but enjoyed none ...

... the supply was small—not exceeding twelve tons all milled. Prices ranged from 4d. per lb., and, for a few lots, 6d.— Northern Whig of Saturday. Importation of Flax.—ln reference to the published accounts of the Board of Trade, we have received the following ...

... Morning Chronicle— ft may be strong observation to hazard —but the solitary, if compelled, secession of Lord Palmerston from the Whig Cabinet, in the present curiously-complicated condition of our affairs, foreign and domestic, will be viewed by many as national ...

... FLAX—ITS CULTIVATION AND MANUFACTURE. The Northern Whig of Saturday devotes a large portion of its space to a report of the annual meeting, held in Belfast on the previous day, of the Royal Society for the promotion and Improvement of the Growth of Flax ...

... despatches of Sir Harry Smith, and to take his part in liquidating the consequent little bills of Sir Charles Wood.— Northern Whig. The Peel Penny Subscription.—Mr Hume, M.P., states in answer to the question, What has become of Peel's working-men's penny ...