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... from all parts of the manufacturing districts poured out train after train loads of visitors. Irish Potato Crop.—The Belfast Whig says:— If the weather prove favourable for the next six weeks there cannot be a doubt that this year's produce of Ireland's ...
... relations Measures are on foot among the fire offices, directed to the London mercantile fire rates recently promulgated. The Whig of Saturday observes:— There has been rather more business done this week for the American trade, chiefly, however to hU out ...
... remained in the vehicle. Mr Philips had previously killed at different times nine of the Federal scouts. Richmond ( Virginia) Whig. Deserving Nuns. —A Turin letter contains the following:— I have just received the copy of a singular petition addressed to ...
... generally with the above returns :— 1859. 1800. 1861. Flax, £831,254 £769,383 £041,160 Jute £305,762 £262,036 £256,293 The Belfast Whig of Monday says : —Business has been very light in all departments of the trade ; and, as bleaching operations are pushed forward ...
... and fodder will, in that case, very cheap next season. All root, crops are reported as in most luxuriant condition. Belfast Whig. ...
... desire to kick, which Punch says he always suffers froui when reading the compositions of Our London Correspondents. * I fast Whig. A Parisian Incident.—A capital scene took pL ••■ the other day at the Louvre, illustrating the occasionally dignified occupation ...
... 1861. In many parts of the County Down there are fields grain which will be ready for the sickle in a very few days.—Belfast Whig. Harvest Prospects in Perthshire. —The cereals have not made the same progress during the month of July in June, and harvest ...
... not will result the triumphant victory of the latter. The aristocratic Liberal party—if I may so call them, or rather the old Whig party, who in 1857 coalesced with the Tories, and unseated Bright and Gibson—have come to see their folly now, and execrate ...
... yield, both corn and straw. Several early fields are already cut. All now depends the weather for the next two weeks.- -Belfast Whig. ...
... the case in Dundee. Very possibly their inquiries might lead to a similar stoppage of such fires occurred here. The Belfast Whig says—The more active spirit of the market for white goods already noticed has been pretty well maintained this week. Improved ...
... Such things are never mentioned in the public journals here. Blondinism.— Apropos Blondin's extraordinary feats, the Northern Whig observes: —A celebrated steeple-climber once analysed the process by which he achieved the faculty of standing with perfect ...
... with one choppin of barm to every 8 pints of water, with 2 ounces of salt per pint. Flogging'in the Irish Army.—The Northern Whig says that on Saturday morning, at half-past five o'clock, a private the 62d Regiment, the local depot, was subjected to the ...