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... predecessors have ever enjoyed. Several the papers indicate as hi* successor the Duke Devonshire. Tiif Tradk.—The “Northern Whig of Saturday, observe*: —Some sorts of linen goods have been in request during the week, princi|«lly low rough browns speculative ...
... SON, & CO., CARPETS. Brusaela, aj»e»try. Three-ply, Kidderminster, hootch. Outeh, Palatine, and Imperial, suited for Dining whig-Rooms, Parlours, Bedrooms, Stairs and Landings. Every (Jiuiluy and Price. FLOORCLOTHS For Lobbies and Halls, cut any Size. ...
... IRELAND. The Linen Trade. —The “Northern Whig” Saturday reports as follows regarding the Belfast linen trade: —Linens—The greatest depression has prevailed in our market during the week, and was yesterday made even more decided than before the advance ...
... IRELAND. The Northern Whig, of Saturday, observes: —We have again to report a very dull week’s local trade. We regret to hear of several embarrassments amongst country manufacturers in the yam and linen trade, which will tell more or less on many firms ...
... The total number of persons who emigrated from Ireland since March 1851 is stated to 1,378,333. The Linen Trade.—The Northern Whig of Saturday observes:—Linen transactions daring the week have continued on a small scale, and, though coarse goods are very ...
... spared played sae merrilie ! Oh I wasna* a roguie, A roguie, a roguie ; Oh ! wasna' be roguie To play merrily ! He played The Whigs got their ain Said, lae be fa* and yese be fain Syne gied’s ** The Chiefs to come again Nor aocht reward or fee ! Oh ! wasna* ...
... they were united against the common enemy, view each other with dinlike, if not with hatred ; and these are the old historic Whigs of whom the ostensible chief is the Earl of Clarendon, and the advanced Liberals under Mr Gladstone and Mr Bright. Mr Gladstone’s ...
... protect those to whom patents are from the grievous evils litigation. believe the w» have proposed would have this effect. A WHIG FOREIGN MINISTER. (From the Pall ilall Gazette.) Lord Russell's speech in the House of Lords on Tuesday week is as yet the ...
... &see tat with delwooed tam uoble.. merited no'. As they were at Darla., Thal he and Ms bare sea.. 4d lint of le that the Whig. should rule. AM ill.ou, leant I•e twig, matter who, rh. tun., Whether The polished Atllir slips: Whether the Taos imminent ...
... inferior finality. whist. Londoo this has had it. Jan; prim. et New York for here therefore given way, hot their i. hint to one!. Whig r 0.4.4 ably then lest year. -• le Lee Esti. ...
... what’s op, but crack your whup. And follow Ben Disraeli O Chorus—O for Disraeli ! &c. The Tories they may laud him weel. The Whigs may curse him daily O ! The Rads may aim wi’ him peel; But “War-Hawk shoota Disraeli O I Chorus—O for Disraeli O I Ac. Then ...
... of the Liberal members oe the Scotch Morn. Rill llnoday. It said, &veep,. that the meeting error-sea o for tho play of the Whig of seats over that of Me Thy .eta all willing to booereri to t►e too others Int the Uniesnoties and the nee member for eolith ...