... 70 tons. Hand, From --se. to 7s. 3d. ; and milled,, Us; Gd. to lls. 6d. Foreign~ flax a little easier of sale.-NVortlhern, Whig of Saturda2/. ANNUAL COMMEAiRCIAL. CIRCUTLARS,- - .---SALE ANb PURCHASE OF SHIPS. ?? following is from the circular of Messrs ...

... the first branch of the 135th standing order. ILLICIT DISTILLATION AND FATAL CONFL1CT.-Ort Thursday last, says the Noz7thern Whig, two police- men of the Articlave Constabulary Station, near Coleraine, whilst in pursuit of at illicit still, in the parish ...

... under flax this season in Ireland, if SO much, t considering that the quantity sown in 1853 was 175,0V}0aercs. t -NOr1thei'1 Whig of this day. t IC If t C El MUSICAL DEMONSTi TION.-Our readers will see from, an advertisement elsewhere that the Tonic-Sol- ...

... printing office, &c.i was -sold in the Bankruptcy Court for the sum of L.1200, to the Ulster Printing Company. The JMereury is a Whig .paper, of considerable influence. MR E. A. GLOVER ON PARLIAMENTARY UEFORe. -Mr E. A. Glover addressed a large assembly in ...

... from 8s. to 12s. per stone of 7- 16,Ij bs. Thle demand IforDBalticeflax conitinuies good, althiough I- thes price is still ?? Whig of this day.. S gei GRIEENOCK. FAT~kAn CCmomIDrAT PORT-GLAsOW.-On Fridaynigh-It, as 0 a ship watchnian, named William MI'Farlane ...

... published, disclose a greatly-increased ex- port of cotton ianufactures from thesekingdoms. Bleached l muslins are in fair ?? Whig. ?? ?? i CAUTION TO COACH DRivEns.-On Monday, at the L Police Court, Maryhill, Andrew Rodgers, a driver, whosconducts one of ...

... and to undersq1nd the lenity which it extends to highly-placed aend well-befrienuded offenders. The Lord Advocates of the Whig audi Tory Governtments which have held office during the present year, on whatever else they may differ, are entirely agreed ...

... directors for P a conspiracy to defraud the shareholders. The one was the t el Lord-Advocate of the Conservatives, the otherof the Whigs. s, Mr. Inglis has just been appointed to the office of Lord.Jus- i s tice-Clerk-, and as such is thle presiding judge of the ...

... regarded.. by many members of the Horseoof .Commons., Of coarse,ha.,did not-believe that bis eon- ,stituents approved of the great Whig doctrine.thaff a man was:,not lit for office, except be belonged to- one s of the fai~ie~sio~ f Goreys .or lussels; and if ...

... to 12s. Gd. per stone of i.j u - lbs. In foreign flax there coittinues to he little passimtg, a 3Owing to the high prices ?? Whig. WIND AND WEATHER IIEFORT-TeieeuAT. ILottdon-N.EF. fins. balumoth --N. E. fine. IAmisterdam --iN. do. Miltielavesi.. ...

... arrival of flaxseed this seasos vas reported this week, consisting of 1248 barrels. The quality is reported to be fine,-Nortfles- Whig, I I I I i I I II I I II I I I r i tI I I r I I I I I fI t II t I i II i B I I I 31 a .I I I II II e s f I It ...

... demand, and may be qu]oted £1 to £22 per ton lower; St. Petersb'urg 12 heads line been sold at £52, 10s. ; 9 heads, £14 per ?? Whig. ?? A VORACIOUS COD.-A cod caught at Kincardine- ?? the other-day was found to have no fewer . than eighty-eight good-sized ...