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... MOntrosE, Arbroath, and ReVieW, Friday, Jan. 30, 1863. IRELAND. Thb Linen TfcADE.— The “Northern Whig” of Saturday says“ In our local trade there is animation. Price* are in general well maintained. The demand for linens is not brisk, but prices are generally ...
... and was reporter as well as theatrical critic on the staff of the • Morning Chronicle.” The “Chronicle was then an important Whig paper, the property of Perry, a Scotsman—-whose sister was married to the celebrated Person. lie associations of a London ...
... IRELAND. The Lises Trade.—The Northern Whig Saturday has the following remarks on the local Linen The market for Linens is still very depressed, and prices lower. Almost business doing. The demand for yarns has continued without animation during the week ...
... believed head centre .ng tb* Fehiaus. The Middleton Fenians are Kf-*tl disc*»ncerted his arrest. The Linen Trade.—The Northern Whig” Saturday says,—The holiday character the week has prevented the local transactions in and yarns which otherwise should have ...
... IRELAND. The Linen Trade. —The “Northern Whig” of Saturday reports as follows on the trade the week : -—The linen market is strong and steady, but the teudency to advance, occasioned peace prospects, has been checked by the unfavourable nature of the ...
... IRELAND. The Linen Trade.— The Northern Whig Saturday has the followiug remarks the local Linen k-jje ; _The market for Linens la still very depressed, and prices lower. Almost business doing. The demand for yarns has continued without animation during ...
... IRELAND. The Likes Trade.—The “Northern Whig” Saturday observes: —The tone of market ainc* Tuesday has been rather quiet, in aympatby with the Liverpool and Manchester markets. B»it little bun* ness is doing in linens, through disposition to force sales ...
... IRELAND. Tub Trade.— The “Northern Whig Saturday observes:—We have to report change in the price linen go-sis for the past week. Armagh market Tuesday was small, and the supply well bought at the j*reviou* week's prices. was also small market, with no ...
... popularity represented, and that power will be all the more missed should there be a tendency to form an Administration of pure Whigs.' The likelihood at present is that the death of the late Premier will be followed by sharper distisetioo of pieties than there ...
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... Klrltelot,. the Hon. r.. !Amman, Howl! (canon, Kilwanl Howard. The Harr: at 1. THE NEW MINISTRY. 1.01(11 HVERTVREs T4l THE WHIGs The • I ;101w . hod evening Kayo that nd t title moment 11 Iterl.y ham not A single step in the formation the The . Pall ...
... the prisoners charged with tiding the ship Severn. The Board of Trade. —The London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian (Whig) says the Board Trade is to be reconstructed, and to have Parliamentary chief and a Parliamentary secretary, inf read of two ...