... TILE WHIGS AND PBERAGE JOBBERY. Within the last few since entered office ia has beea published of the made by the “ families” certainly taken care of their one most of the in connection with the ot new titles is seen fact that ly given families already ...

... —Surata, 54d to 644; Eyyp- tians, to 12d; Brasil, 10d. The following, io wo Irish aod flax trades, is from the Belfast Northern Whig of Saturday:— this We have no alterations to report in the linen markets barvest operations keeping goods scarce, and bayers ...

... his death was sudden. For he has been connected with the press of Balas aod wan well known as the and pro- of the Northern Whig, with wi connected since its establishment. possessed of considerable ability in bis owas @ ; but of this, and some other ities ...

... congregation the entire origin of opposition to preaching, to the was posted through Belfast, and to certain articles ia the Whig The Rev. M. Vance, Wesleyan mivister, aod the Rev. M. wore examined, and stated of open air eer- wer had always been ia the ...

... be oar or predilections for the we are bound to fix our interest at once op any theme, however exhausted, if an authorised Whig performer chooses to barp on it. Au ordinary man would bardly be bold enough at the present moment to expect to hold an audience ...

... t of Gen Gough to a barony a borough to an earldom, for their lndian careers. On their retura to office in Sept. 1846, the Whig y renewed their of increasing the I five whieh Lord J. Russell bel we the Berto Def housie advanced to a marquisate, Lords ...

... followed with advan's, » in all new en The following, in reference to the Irish linen and ‘ix trades, is from the Belfast Northern Whig of — ...

... our contribu. tor is of opinion that he his readers by attempting to ow and confuse ‘RELAND erect an obelisk to The Northern Whig Steps have been taken to of the learned commentator and distinguisbed Irishman, Dr Clarke; and bas been appropriately chosen ...

... towa will be reinforced by fifty men from the county ties of of Bowe and the same number from stations in the coun- Northern Whig. —Abridged from the Belfast Belfast Court, on Monday, eight partics captured by the police for throwing oo evening, were in ...

... GOVERNMENT INQUIRY AT BELFAST. Mr David C. (Roman Catholic and Whig), aod Mr Hamilton Smythe, Q.C. (Protestant and Conservative), the commissioners appointed by the Lord-Lieutenant to inquire into the recent disgraceful outrages in Belfast, arrived there ...

... the corresponding week of 1856. The following, in reference to the Irish linen and flax trades, is from the Belfast Northern Whig of Saturday:— mena, on Saturday, the market was sparingly To (Bally The , Was not and prices ruled in favour of the bayer. ...

... Import entries for mooths last — Tes during be as tl wos” one Export of specie lucrease trade, is from the Belfast Northern Whig of Saturday:— Tee following, in reference bo the Irish linen, and flax this trade. have no alteration to notion in aay branch ...