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... dearer, JUTF.-The markcit is quiet, at lOs. decline. I-itsli quiet, at £31. 10s. to £32., for St. Petersburg elCal, The old Whig Globe, it is said, is about to change hands. It lnes been purchased by Mir. Wescomb, the proprietor of the .EXetelr and Plytnout ...
... Simootesn: FElialb'Il. it-fr hIErbace; Biiiow Cu c-C. frotl Im,-~ f,,rf l, for London; Ang'lers a from Meatttl-tnI ~ee M-TiE WHIG PAETYi AND 1105..1iCEll Lt. Th tr oughuem, in a recent I- tte of Tetrue course ia to give bOtolW)-10 is pbroposed this at ...
... udge. f This appoinitmesut wItS doubtless mainly owving to the influ- 5 cuce of Charles Buller, who was then a. eniher of the Whig Government. There was something beautiful in the affection of the two brothers. They wereboth pupils in n youlth of Thomas ...
... University Education. Earl Ruasell, who is at present in Killarney, has, we are informedJ been invited to attend the Congress.- Whig. The Prensa, of H. vamnnah, says that the Liberal authorities of the capital of Mexino are beginning to persecute the Catholic ...
... these, about 700 are electors. These seven hundred return two members. Could a pair of easier seats be imagined by a Tory or a Whig of the old school'? Now, the property to be sold in this borough consists of about ninety freehold houses,-including nine hotels ...
... issued to the principal journals in Belfast during the twelve mouths ending 30th June, 1860:- NEWS-LETTER, 125000 Northern Whig, . ?? 5,000 Mercury, .2,000 Banner of Ulster, . 76,000 It will thus be seen that the stamped circulation of ahe Nxcws-Lv1cTET ...
... 29d.; 200 Egyptians, 12d. to 27d.; 10 Bablas, 21Md,; and 941 Surats, 12d, to 1746. BELFAST TRADE BEPORT. (From the Northern Whig of Satnrday.l ; Or local trade has been exceedingly quiet during the past week. A large portion of the crop is still in the ...
... of war-I am, &C., ALE-XANDE1R HERIZ&N, Ediitor of the Xolokol. Orsett-house, Westhourneutertace, April 4. JNWe (YVertbjeru 1 Whig) learn by a telegram from L.ondonlderrv that the submarine cable connecting Green- eastlc with thle .,hole telegraphic systerm ...
... intended not to offend any man, but to guard and maintain those liberties which Romish officials have rudely threatened, and which Whig Governlents would lightly barter for the false smiles of the Romanists of Ireland, and we feel 'confidept that the inauguration ...
... Adrerliser (Liberal) gives an account of a )erecent nmeeting at W irkeworth, welsn Lord Geo. Cavendilb, and Mr. Jackson, sen., the Whig-ladical candidates for , North Derbyshire, addressed a large body of electors. _ From the report given in the above-naued paper ...
... 7id. -to 10Ad.; 150 Pmrn-ms, 'td. to 84d,; 40 'Paranbars, 7 d.; and 0810 Americans BELFAST TRADE: REPORT. (From the Northern Whig.) TEE ICn=n TLADE.-The quantities of goods delivered from the bleacbfields continue large, and, with the lessened demand, a ...
... 12d, to 23d.; 30 Pernams, 24d. to 30d,; 20 BEhia, 20d. to 22d,; and 200 Americans, BELFAST TRADA RX oat. (From the Northern Whig Of Saturday.J Local trade continues quiet, but steady, and we have had some additional arrivals of graln. LNErs.-No new feature ...