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... {From the Belfast Whig.) LINEN. In Ballymena, on Saturday, there was fair supply of goods, and, as the demand was rather dull, no advance was obtained on late rates. Armagh market was also duller; prices unchanged. Lurgan market was very small, diapers ...
... of the old, old Whigs? ” gives characteristic account of the defection in the Liberal ranks, and alluding to the rumour noticed a few days ago our London correspondent regarding the elevation of Sir G. C. Lewis the leadership of the Whig party, endeavours ...
... resignation of the Ministry, and Lord Derby being sent for by the Queen. Now, see wh»t you have done, said our friends the Whigs—you have prevented the passim - of an; India Bill this year-(we have got one nevertheless)—yon hare stopped a Reform Bill—(which ...
... Subsequently, entering into her own recognisances to appear when called on, Maria Keating was cliscliarged from custody. —Northern Whig. Communication Between Ireland and Ustralia. —The Cork Reporter, of Wednesday, says:—“ Upon Tuesday, the committee of merchants ...
... with speech either in Buckinghamshire or elsewhere. His predecessor in office, Sir Cornewall Lewis, is not so tongue-tied. The Whig ex-Chsncellor of the Exchequer has just made speech which, in tone and sentiment, would well become the staunchest Conservative ...
... render less “ anomalous, and to make better adapted to the grow“ ing intelligence, property, and numbers of the com“mnnity, the Whig Reform Act of 1832. can “ only say that her Majesty’s Government will enter upon that most serious task with the single and ...
... well-manned rival, craft Derbyism must either show its colours and prepare for fight, or surrender without a blow. Had the Whigs amongst them one young man of the calibre or fibre of the late Lord Durham, should soon know where are, and to what we may ...
... «k‘ck'Eyemnß, on arrival ..f the s. v.'n o'clock p.M. Mail Train froL Glasgow, arriving at liELtWr alx>ut Four o'clock folio whig y’onung. FROM BELFAST. Every Evening (Sunday excepterl). at Eight o'cl.jck preciseKfor GREENOCK and GLASGOW. • Pansaje-Monry ...
... there is little doing, and quotations are almost nominal. The duty is £260,000. MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES. (From the Belfast Whig.) Ballymena, on Saturday, was dull, and manufacturers found it difficult to sell at former rates. In Anr.agh, on Tuesday, goods ...
... lieing determined. Continuing its sharp look-out on the Refonn question, our cotemporary thinks that the rumour that “the Whigs intend bid higher, if the Tories hid high, is confinn“ ed by the remarkable challenge from late Chancellor •* of the Exchequer ...
... laments the want of a few bold spirits with definite views and liberal principles in the Whig ranks. Our cotemporary asks Will there never any more young Whigs? Or have the withering effects of long course of illicit compromise so paralysed the strength ...
... render less anomalous, and to make letter adapted to the growing intelligence, property, and numbers of the community, the Whig Act of 11132. (Cheers.) can only say that her Majesty’s Government will enter upon that most serious task with the single and ...