... , 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 ...

... hop* s of the Whigs, who would give multitudes of smiles, promises, hews and scrapes, and wheedling contrivances, but never a thorough measure of reform, or anything bordering on it, especially when Irish tenants were in the case. The Whigs did one thing ...

... 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 ...

... ardour of Ctinacla are not driven into channels of effort hostile to the parent state. It threatens no Jugurthine war. The Whigs, for whom one might reverse Johnson's epitaph on Goldsmith—for they touch nothing that they do adorn—encouraged qy words and ...

... 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 ...

... morality, who professes to hold a certain class of political principles, and yet is quite indifferent to the fact whether he be whig, tory, or radical. We could, as an adherent of any of those political sections, place no confidence in the man who had no ...

... meeting. E And, certainly, the necessity for some great change in the culture of land was manifest about this time. Although the Whigs were fast sinking, from the in- efficiency of their practical administration, and the satiety of organic change felt by the ...

... 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 ...

... hesitate to complain. It is we say the * next beat' report to one stating the facts. A little seasoning of tha troth—as any Whig might have told them—would have added thousand fold to the chances of success for their plan, and our fears for the cause of ...

... levied by the consent of the partics who may be presumed to 3 thet them, to severer methods of oman who here is the great Whig offices 10 the om as an by bis party, actually avowing ao illegal ‘with the course of justice. as ie mentioned io the memorial ...

... day succeeding put matters all right again. We take the following on the Irish flax, yarn, and linen trade from the Northern Whig of Friday:—Linen —Ballymwena market was dull on Saturday; prices un- ebanged. Roughs were rapidly brought up in Armagh en Tuesday ...

... Town Council tor the last twenty-five years, and still, though exceedingly frail, attends the Council meetings regularly. The whigs have ever found in him a staunch anyporter. Margaret Begg, till very recently, every morning proceeded from Newhaven, with ...