... hardly a; temark ; but there' was a time when such S proceeding would have been scarcelytpossible. The Diuke is pre-eminently a Whig. As Lord *Barry Vane, indeed, he was theverylieau-ideaI of aWbig, and ten years ago would have held scarcely two opinions on ...

... change in this country, where the system has already been brought so near perfection, BELFAST TRADE REPORT. E (From the Nerthern Whig of Saturdary. There has been rather more animation during the week in trade, although the markets continue to bear a holiday ...

... fourths have been to refiners; the: re. mainder may or may not reach our shores. BELFAST TRADE REPORT. s I(From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) LinxNs.-In all departments of the trade active s opera tions are being carried on with unabated spirit and energy ...

... good demand, but in- ferior lots are neglected. Cheviots are not much sought after. BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.I IFLsX.-The flax markets, although very much smaller than last year, continue at about the same average as since ...

... Grand Trunks left off yesterday at 46 to 47, having been 34 twio or three weeks ago. BELFAST TBAD E REPORT. arrom the Northern Whig of Saturdaw. LreERs.-The general tone of the market during the psat week has been quiet, the demand both for home and American ...

... warrants, 60a. cash. GarmEoSo CausaD SuGAB MABns.-Demand brisk; very full rates paid. BELFAST TRAD B REPORT. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.l LINENs.-There is little change to note in the state of the trade during the past week. Demand continues quist ...

... which, although enormous in late years, will probably be exceeded in the present BELPAST TBADSB REPORT, (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) ?? more animation has prevalled during past week in the general demand, and an evident inclination on the part ...

... themselves for a continuance of prices considerably above those cur- rent of late years. BELFAST ':RADE REPORT. lerom the Northern Whig of Saturday. LINZNS.-The trade is very quiet, and without much quotable change in prices. A concession would, in many classes ...

... COMDMfTCIAL INTELLIGENCE. BSLFAST TEADED REPORT. (lYom the Northern Whig of Satur5a5yJ LiNEts.-Trade for the past week hasbeen exceea ingly duil in almost all branches, and prices droop- fog. With the exception of Ballymena and fiae makes of bleaching ...

... limited that holders are not inclined to seU unless at some. thing like old quotations. BELFAST TRADB REPORT. promm the forthern Whig of Saturday.) .LInEs9ss-The egreatest depression has prevailed in our market during the week, and was yesterday made even more ...

... 6 . s9-in., 44 feed, red-end long I cloth, 86 vards 9Sib- 11 3 11 922 0 !7 6111 I BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) LrIENS.-Almost no business has been transacted in any department of the trede during the week, and to-day everything ...

... prices close easier. Lard firm, at 7li, per I ant. for Amerlcrn~-LircrteOl Mfercury. BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) , LSENS.-We have to report some appearance of steadiness in our market to-day, chiefly arising, as Iwe believe ...