... (from the Belfast Northern Whig.) LINEN. In Ballymena, on Saturday, the supply was fair for the season, with a good demand; prices firm. In Armagh the supply was small; demand good; prices ad- Tancing. In Lurgan, diipers and damasks were short supplied; ...

... {from tie Belfast Northern Whig.) LINEN. Supply much the sane as last reported. Demand active, and prices firm. In Armagh, the supply was very small; low rough advancing; finer sets stationary. Lurgan much the same as last week. LINEN TARN. The demand ...

... to be at, namely, abuse of the Whigs, who have exhibited, in his opinion, an odious attachment to their one name:— The Whigs tbe end of the seventeenth century took the side of tbe Covenanters against the Papists. Tbe Whigs of the middle of the nineteenth ...

... to call the creatures of Wiseman or the sycophants of Bonaparte Whigs. Ox cur public men the man Jikest Whig is Lord Derby. As Mr. and Lord Stanley was for years the foremfst man in the Whig party in the Bill times. bore a distinguished part in the amendments ...

... altogether discharged, will be engaged in cruising nearer home, ready for any emergency. After ridiculing the outcry raised the Whigs against their own reform, he said—The Reform Bill was no child of ours. If there is any possibility of mending it so as to ...

... this extent ? The idea of readjusting a Whig Reform Act from a Tory point of view and in the interest of the Tory party may be happy enough conceit, and calculated to create great stir and passion among the Whigs and Tories, but it appears to be overlooked ...

... been served on the proper authorities for compeusat ion.— Tyrone Constitution. The End of Government Commission.—The Northern Whig announces the close of the Government inquiry into the municipal state of disorganisation in Belfast in these terse terms ...

... night, a fog rose from the water, by which the light of the nucleus was considerably obscured, and the tail rendered invisible Whig of Monday. Hissing. —On Thursday, 27th nit., a little girl, named Sarah Smith, fourteen years of age, left her father’s house ...

... visit to this town, to ascertain the views of the Belfast merchants with regard to his great national undertaking— Northern Whig. During the past week a new weekly newspaper has been added to tbe number of the Dublin journals. It is styled the Dublin Local ...

... punishment murderer in New York.— New York Herald. Extraordinary Proceedings in a Passenger Ship.—A correspondent of the Northern Whig makes the following singular statements:—Having just arrived here from America, I consider right to mention a circumstance ...

... power. This was for the removal of certain disabilities. The bill was not more Lord John Russell’s than any one else’s in the Whig ranks. But the House of Commons adopted the bill by a majority of ; and thereupon the Tory Ministry of that day, instead of ...

... received the public of Belfast from Mr. Dickens’ visit, the results have, financially, remarkalily satisfactory.—Afar/Acrn Whig. ...