... which ig some instances brought an advance of le, To oate, flour, beans aod poas, 00 Referring to the trade, the Northern Whig remarks that the number of pigs brought to market, for the wook ending 34 Jaouary, was 6406, against S317 the pre vious week ...

... were—Surats, 5jd to 6d ; Egyptians, 79d to 94d ; 74d to ; Americans, 64d to 84d. We take the following from the Belfast Northern Whig of Saturday:—In Ballymena, on Saturday, there was a rather large market of linens, low goods selling freely at fall rates, ...

... to the revenue statement for the quarter, have been taken by the Bank from the Government. The following is trom the Belfast Whig of Saturday :—In Ballymena, on Saturday, the supply of linen eas under the average, low goods selling freely, and finer goods ...

... required sleep, and the eiroumstances. was the returned a verdict ‘was cautioned by the corvver aot cause of death, aud jorthera Whig. ...

... godly of the wild of Muirkirk be was reckoued man of all, as it found ite basis in the Christian faith, That its expression Whig Book,” the it was called the royal the man of his counsel, apd the standard of his life. He laboured as became him, in a lowly ...

... 89 maty names of new men allowed to sit in the Cabinet! in 1782; in 1806; Mackintosh, in 1831; register the policy of the Whigs, in exclading men or broad acres, from Mr Macaulay's case is no The life under the patronage of the Marquis of Lansdowne. Thus ...

... importance and consequence there would at least have been open counsel. But it seems not. All who oppose it are deneunced as Whigs or Tories, and all who examine it with a friendly suspicion of its insufficiency as waverers and nonentities. Such is the ...

... ing or no ridicule too overwhelming for Lord John only m and Parliamentary reform. This was at a time paths o when the great Whig leader was in power, when tions m a Reform Bill was expected by his followers, when peace and the absence of any passionate ...

... would think twice before took, ad thir tas ago Lord Harry Vane ” who to do strong battle fone tak We believe that y should be Whigs” are ready to eur- render on over, there are other ty the towns in the hands of an 1 LL AS to propose jor ie there any * who ...

... at so much to hide, Meanw' what has been the policy of the Tory chiofs? ‘and as well calculated to ensure as that of & the Whig leaders has been the reverse. It 4 all very well to denounce Where would be the British Constitu- tiou, if statesmen had not ...

... or Tories— ‘or Liberals. Bat their ideas of these distine- tions are Wy hem tact of this working-day The juvenile from the Whig or Tory it is men of ; but it is not the to whom they pay their tribute, talents which may avail them much While they are im ...