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... , 2382 tons; 1858, 1586 tons—decrease, 796 tons. These figures show very serious falling on iu our usual supply. —Northern Whig. THE HEBEIKG TRADE. (From the Xmthtrn Weckhj Berriwj Circular of ) The fishing has not yet fully commenced. A faint show of ...
... pitch. Having sold the church to a sour and ambitious fanatic, Lord Palmerston was more economically buying the aristocratic Whigs in open market. It was difficult to believe that his objects were purely patriotic,' and it was certain that his practice was ...
... Certainly the attempt of last year to feed up an ordinary Whig Into Liberal chief elaborately broke down. Perhaps the grub experimented upon had already reached too advanced an age pure Whig organization. Perhaps the proper food has not yet been discovered ...
... had declared his inability to form a Cabinet on Protection principles, and Lord J. Russell bad Tailed in making one of the Whigs, be held that he was bound to support her even the hazard of his own coneistency. He thought the support of Sir R. Peel’s ...
... us guard our coast, and permanently establish our frontier. AN IRISH COMPLIMENT TO SIR ARCHIBALD ALISON. (From the Northern Whig.) Orangemen in Scotland.— lt good and wise to resist the first appearances of evil, and, therefore, we are particularly glad ...
... growing crops. Foreign Markets. —Flax—The continental advices respecting the growing crop continue verv unfavourable Northern Whig. Moray Frith Herring Fishing. —The herring fishing commenced on Monday night at «t of the ntationa on the south shore of the ...
... opportunity. Arrangements have been made for advancing and protecting Conservative interests in tlie registration courts, and the Whigs will find strenuous opposition offered to them whenever a vacancy occurs.— Morning Herald. The Universities Bill.—The following ...
... required, we have send to Saltcoats, which is two miles distant. The Northern Whig’s Opinion of Glasgow.— In an article on Monday, which “goes in” for Sunday trains, the Whig thus ventilates its idea of Glasgow : Wherever the means of travelling abroad ...
... per boll on the former. There was no change in the value of Oats, Barley, Beans, Pease. The following is from the Northern Whig (Belfast) of Saturday:— ‘‘Local Trade.—We have no alteration to notice any branch of the linen trade this week. Linen yarn ...
... for sale:—33l horses, 773 black cattle, S'JO pigs, 305 sheep, 4 calves, and 10 goats; total number of stock 2013. —Xortheru Whig (Belfast.) Chinese Barbarity versus English.—A correspondent of the Times, Mr. Geo. Smith, of Gravesend, rays: I was a j»a ...
... p of the bar, and is well known his many public appearances. There are some curious cross-purposes going in the can vase —Whigs neglecting Mr. Moncrieff ( and many vigorously supporting him. Justice of Peace Small Debt Court.—Yesterday, at the usual sitting ...
... Principalities,” My First and Last Novel, * the commencement erf a new and promising story The Great Imposture—a party cut at the Whigs,” and Mr, Dusky’s opinions on Art,” make up the remainder of the contents. The last article, evidently a contribution from ...