... unmoved In the town no young man bore higher character—quiet, steady, and attentive to his He was removed ...

... first section the Malta and Alexandria cable, between Malta, Tripoli, and Beaghaze, has been successfully laid The Belfast Whig of Saturday says:—At length the market for white goods begins feel some impetus from the influence of the French tariff. Other ...

... on Monday, for having treated themselves to a pleasant mill, at Granston Hill Waterworks, on Sunday morning. The Belfast Whig states that there are about a thousand Scotch farmers settled in Ireland, and a few of these are in Tipperary, and some of ...

... ago ; whilst for exportation there is not a large inquiry, although it is better than it was a week or two ago. The Belfast Whig Tuesday says:—We are informed that active effect lias yet resulted from the coming into force the new tariff on yarns and linens ...

... other property not being immediately avadable. This House has only recently commenced doing business in Goods. The Belfast Whig of Saturday says better business is being done with the South American markets. Complaints of very serious character are made ...

... The Richmond Whig advocates a British Protectorate, in preference to coming back to the Union. the funeral Count Cavour a number of Polish and Hungarian refugees were present, with General Klapka and Kossuth at their head. central Intended Assassination ...

... announced Saturday. His debts are stated £4400, and his available assets at a little more than half that sum. (from the Bel/ant Whig.) In general commerce there has not been the least improvement for the past week. There are loud complaints of the small amount ...

... succeeded by Lord Chief J ■ -itice Cockburn ; and at all events, that it is settles that the latter judge will be the next Whig Lord Chancellor. Two Persons Scalded to Death.—On Monday, an inquest was held at the Littlew >od Cross Inn, the bodies of John ...

... Mr Richard Weaver -Very Like Blasphemy. —The Belfast Whig in a notice of an address, delivered this converted prize-fighter and great revivalist 'says :—Afew minutes before seven o'clock, when he was speaking of the power of the Gospel, he said—' Yes ...

... improvement has taken place, and confidence was slightly restored The linen market was dull, on account of the season. The Belfast Whig of Saturday says—lt is a strange feature the present history of the flaxen manufacture that, while one portion of the business ...

... a King's Counsel. This was in 1827, since wluch period his rise has been rapid. Attaching himself, as a politician, to the Whig party, he, in 1830, entered Parliament for the burgh of Stafford. His services in the cause of Reform were rewarded, two years ...

... privilege, announces with exultation — My clansman was released. Accordingly his earliest associates in London were those Scotch Whigs whom the name of Campbell had fine Presbyterian flavour. AS SOLKTTOR-OENERAL. In November was appointed Solicitor- General ...