... profitable trade. The prosperity -of the De at ?? rprtosfrexedn h rdc Lu, of BZIPAST TRADE REPORT. lea] -. (Promtbe Northern Whig.) -c THE LINENi ThADE.-For some time previous to the close t 1h of the year, the effet-f te rsetopped all out-door labour nI ...

... Denison, who bequeathed to him the bulk of his immense wealth. In politics Lord Londesborough was a staunch l supporter of the Whig party. He is succeeded in his r title and extensive landed property by his eldest son by his first marriage, the Hon. William ...

... unvvashed, 15s. 'Cd. to l~s. Cd.; whiite Chvot, -washed, 2Ss.to' 34s. fa .BELFA:S T T.,A:DE 'Rn: ORT. -(rous the Northern'Whig.) THE LRwa TinDx.-We continue to notice a steady range of demand for goods in the home market, and were the pro- oe ductive ...

... our national expenditure is now, in a time of peoee, sbout twenty millions a year more then some eighteen years ago, when (in Whig parlance) a corruet and lvish Tory government held rule. The public revenue could not be seriously endangered by a gradual ...

... to J lid.; 70 Rabin,'Zd. toBahijd.a.0 Pernas,.83d.; sad 6330 E American. -, , -. BELFA ST TRADE REPORT.E - romn the Northern Whig.) . Tux Lrsxw TR14nn._S far, the present winter has been most unfavourable for the finish of goods, all out-doeor work' in ...

... let alono having tformed an opinon in its Savour. If they looked at the press of the country, they would find that the great Whig or Liberal party, from whom the treaty emanated, held important diversities of opinious upon the subjeot. A portion of the ...

... interests, it is intended slso to at conciliate the Manche'ter polit cian?, and to at secure the support of the ?? for the c, ?? Whig Reform Bill. The voice I was the voice of Gladstone, but the facts and Si figures were those of Richard Cobdee. Mr V Milder ...

... heavy'duty levied upon it)j, has sit increased in th e Eause ratio as the' population.- BELFAST TRADE 'EZPORT. (From the Northern WhIg.) Tim LmiNE T-auz.-Tlhe favourable turn. of 'the weather will be hailed with marked satiafation by, bleadhers,hb, for the ...

... when another may not look over the hedge' is now explained according to the theory of the nimes-the former must have been a Whig-Radical, i the latter a poor unfortunate Tory. So much for the I morality of the higi-priced journals. i NEW 'I RIATMENT OF ...

... ministers-(hear)-but as to the future ministers, L,550 was the 'largest sum whichhad everbeen proposed before by any party, Whig or Tory. It was a vicious tax, and had been so much objected to by so isuny people who were anxious to have it settled, shut ...

... BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig. TntS Lmy TRtAD.-Demand for finished goods for the. Continental markets has not improved to the moderate extent looked for by the more sanguine of the trade. A slight stir has set in for certain styles of ...

... subject to fits of violence, but it does not appear that ?? conduct had been such as to warrant her treatmentassafclon.-~arrthern WhIg. DTIU SUPPOSED MURDER AT STAMFORD. - On 'Thursday, Henry Corby was charged before thy Stanmford borough magistrates with the ...