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... Egyptians, to 184d; Brazile, to 1; Americans, 6d to 84d. We take the following on the Irish flax and linen trade m the Northern Whig of Saturday:— ca, ven heed J sc) h linens on Saturday. ar sets Anishing and the supply was not large, Largan was sparingly ...
... lanatic! @ nailer by trade, and when we met bim subse- quently in the he was diligently at work in @ peat piece atones.—Northera Whig. paving, with various o Escarz.—On Wednesday morning a sailor, in a state of while endea' to go on board the smack Gill, of ...
... Grand Trunk of Great Western of % 10 0 102 6 6 2 6 North British. 21:12 £139140 0 “4 Hamilton Gas Company, 650 The Northern Whig gives the following:—We cannot notice any material alteration in any branch of the liven trade this week, cither in supply ...
... Fine cals Elcho (in the dis- walked Waagen stops the Prince Swett Mos.— A number of on Sunda: these gentry (says the Belfast Whig) arrived in Belfast, one of the steamers gow, way to we races. GLASGOW COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Wepnesvay Evenine, Ji 8, 1857 ...
... beneficially, and serve to counteract ia the consigament of goods to in reference to the Heliaat linen trade, is from the Northern Whig of We have to notiee in branch of the liven trade, The assizes and races, com! firm, A very large y of flax appeared in oo ...
... the beginning. Now, the dice box or the Sortes Virgilianee could not decide more impartially, or with less of reason, between Whig and Tory, than do the reports of Election Com- mittees. Mr Stewart, the Conservative, was seated for Cambridge, and Mr Neate ...
... Ireland, expired in Belfast. The deceased was the contemporary of a line of Irish musicians who are rapidly passing away.—Helfast Whig, is THe MILLING Belfast papers announce the failure of Mr Moore, of Ballymony, who is in the flour and milling trade. His ...
... the orator, the foremost of his day as the champion of civil and religious liberty; the Whig, the Irish Chancellor of the the man whom of all bis countrymen the Whigs most bted to honour, ca whom their tavqur and their pot fled with aivancing bimeelf to ...
... yuntry looks, every where, all that the landlord, the tenant, the labourer could much more forward than ad —Belfast Nortbern Whig. Letters from the Faroe islands assert that an epidemic vor rages there to such an extent that no ove the precedivg Sanday ...
... fable of the bulls and the lion fermented. are sare to —divided, you are map. (Cheere.) tate from Baillie tl sho ss: twat the Whigs are wiser than the Tories in settling es, setting petty and uniting as ope man. Bare then moved t the the following the thanks ...
... be necessary for them to fight. In the last century the true British spirit was kept awake by continual skirmishes between Whigs and Tories, in which the Royal attacked and defended with a remnant of the zeal Prerogative and the Privileges of the Commons ...
... little is to be expected from Lord J. Russell’s new scheme of legislation on the Jewish question. With his usual infelicity the Whig politician is about to stop up the only path by which the House of Commons can rescue iteelf from its diffculty. The Lords ...