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... (From the Northern Whig, Belfast.) LINEN. There has been a marked improvement in the demand for cloth in all the country markets during the past week, and an improvement of Jd. per yard has, in most cases, Been obtained; and an opinion generally prevails ...
... KDUC IN IRELAND. (From thi Northern Whig.) Belfast, Thursday. An important and fnfthentia! public meeting was held in Belfast to-day, for the purpose of promoting; the establishment of a system public schools, unde? Government support, for supplying ...
... electoral triumphs and unanixnous resolutions of the Scotch Liberal party went for nothing in the great Whig sanhedrim at London, and that even the Whig Lord Advocate had to assume a very humble and accommodating part in the councils in Downing Street. It ...
... 47c, to 48Ac. Iron firm ; Scotch pig, to 27 dole. Freights to Liverpool quieter. MORE GOVERNMENT ARRESTS. (From the Northern Whig.) Belfast, Sunday Evening. This evening, considerable excitement was caused by the general report that a Ribbon lodge had been ...
... for the Queen’s Colleges, intermediate between the National Schools and the Queen’s University. To this, says the Northern Whig :— “The recent Endowed Schools Commission plainly pointed—and it is generally agreed by the supporters of a liberal and perfectly ...
... apprehends that portion of the Whig party may join the Tories in resisting a proposition for the entire alteration of our institutions. In the new Liberal dialect these are denominated the ‘more unworthy part of the Whig party.’ The dictionary must be ...
... alarm in the house was the cause the accident.” IRISH SECRET SOCIETIES’ ARRESTS. THE BELFAST PRISONERS. (From the Nortluru Whig) Belfast, Wednesday. our Police Conrt, to-day, conversation took place between Mr. John Rea, solicitor, and Mr. Tracey, 8.M ...
... rumours are rife on all bands that the Whigs are afraid of the working classes. If this rumour bo untrue, it cannot be too speedily contradicted. Meanwhile, straws sometimes show how the wind blows. When a Whig Lord Chief Justice takes occasion to intimate ...
... years, connected with the Northern Whig, in its trade reporta and commercial news, and that have frequently been indebted to his pen for many valuable and important contributions local commercial topics. —Belfast Whig. ...
... made distinct allusion to the subject in his speech Manchester on Friday night, and strongly deprecated any alliance of the Whigs with the Ministerialists. Such coalition, of course, would not only be sufficient to secure the rejection of his Bill, but ...
... that a powerful anti-liberal combination of Whigs, with Lord Palmerston at their head, is being organised to prevent any Reform Bill being carried next session, and to reinstate a new coalition of renegade Whigs and real Tories in “ power.” In another article ...
... havo been turning Reformers, the Palmer- raise by the free and judicious exercise of mercy the stonian section of the Whigs (for the Whigs must inactive powers of the desponding and deceived. The considered now, we suspect, to divided) havo been throne of ...