... which is limited only by the capacities of the railways and the freight market. Crops in the North of Ireland.— Tlie Northern Whig says : —Our correspondents' special reports from the agricultural districts, this week, are of a highly satisfactory nature ...

... sense of these much abused words; and we shall deeply regret if any Peer, especially if connected w-ith Forfarshire, whether Whig Tory, shall not give it his hearty support.— Montrose Standard. The Earl of Dalhousie, the Earl and Countess Camperdown, Lord ...

... stagnation in trade, several of the most extensive factory employers in Belfast are about to put their workers on short time. Whig. Chixa Indemnity.—On the 23d April a large instalment the indemnity was paid into the Government Bank at Canton by the Chinese ...

... Pekin, fourteen days, Bs. If sent by estafette the time saved will eight days, but the expense increased by £26. The Belfast Whig, of Saturday, says :—Exports of Linen goods have been still lighter this week, not only to the ports America but the West India ...

... carrots, and mangolds look remarkably well, and, with a continuance of this fine weather, must prove most productive.— Northern Whig. Grain Trade in the North.—Business in this trade is beginning to assume a greater tone of liveliness, particularly as the ...

... >Bth Regiment. The Southern Volunteers Complaining of Hard Work.- Judging from the following letter, published in the Richmond Whig, and dated Manassas Junction, June 3, the Confederate soldiers are not allowed idle :— We are drilled pretty hard for this ...

... believed to have killed and buried There are no less than fourteen cases known around Comber of fruits of revivalism.''— Belfast Whig. Gorillas Don't Play at Cricket. —M. Paul B. Dv Chaillu has written to the Morning Post contradicting a ridiculous story of ...

... new words must invented, to express the extent and depth of our feelings of mortification and shame. The Richmond (Virginia) Whig. The Trial of Theakstone, the Bank Defaulter. —At the Portsmouth Quarter Sessions, Christopher Edwin Theakstone, late chief ...

... great district, individual concerns are adopting some such measure without reference to what others are doing. The Belfast Whig says :—There has been less depression in the sale of finished goods this week, and a few orders have been filled for New York ...

... electors now opes the roll, and who are denuded of their qualification, with the schoolmasters of the respective parishes. The Whig interest has been entirely overlooked for many years, and the Liberal side of the roll is consequently in very unsatisfactory ...

... ot age. An Example to Dundee.—The people of Belfast have established a line of steamers between that port and Havre, and the Whig says it already gives promise of becoming highly successful. The outward cargoes, principally of linens, have been of fair ...

... return than was anticipated from the earlier cuttings. Cram of jail kinds is thriving, and will yield abundant straw.— Northern Whig. ...