... TRADE REPORTS. THE LINEN TRADE. The Belfast Whig, of Saturday, reports of the Linen trade: —Exports of goods for the eleven months have exceeded the highest figure of the last six years, the total being million yards, against million yards for same period ...

... sentiments of a whole battalion of ' Old Whigs' who would hardly like to speak so frankly themselves. We thank Mr Black for these honest revelations. We know that no man is more deeply in the councils of the Old Whigs,' and as we always attributed to them ...

... of the Cabinet most nearly allied to, and having the greatest sympathy with, the Radical party in the House of Commons —old Whigs being about equally, if not even more indifferent than the Tories to the success of measures favourable to the democratic element ...

... wandering up and down the provinces picking up paragraphs in approval of the policy of its patrons. Unhappily, however, the great Whig organ has been compelled to suppress the sentiments of London, while the opinions of papers wliich never once defended liberal ...

... dangerous supremacy in the councils of Sardinia. Britain has now seen through that folly, and Lord John Russell has done what Whig statesmanship can do, to retrieve the errors of the past. The policy of the noble Lord is not so vigorous as we could wish ...

... the prejudice( the home production. The English trade is ruined. and the English revenue deficient. Such is the resalt of Whig jobbery with the Manchester school, and of Mr filaAlstones's financial blunders. The remedy is by no means clear. We are e ...

... bill dealing simply with the franchise, and leaving the redistribution of fiesta to a new Parliament. The old and moderate Whigs of the Ellice and Black section, have their representatives in the Cabinet, have been urging a rental instead of A:6, and ...

... sum £10,000 has been subscribed, to give the experiment fair trial. The new paper is to uphold Palmerstonianism, and general Whig policy, but it is to take a different course in ecclesiastical matters from that followed the leading organs of opinion in ...

... stands, than in this stupendous and dangerous revolutionary project ot a Southern Confederacy. Governor Hicks is an old line Whig American, and goes for tbe Union, the Constitution, and the em forcement of the laws. The enterprise, therefore, ot methodically ...

... to another of Mr Gladstone's dangerous and ambitious' budgets. It was unseemly and damaging to hear the • .Nestor of the Whigs' inveigh, from the fourth Ministerial bench, against the recklessness of the present Chancellor of the Exchequer, and it would ...

... point of fact, almost filibustering manifesto. Lord John's historical studies were laid under contribution. and that god of Whig idolatry, William of Orange, were quoted. People were disposed to smile at the pedantry of the British doctrinaire, but there ...

... taking of Berger-op• Zoom--and was for many years well known in Edinburgh as a worthy citizen, and a decided supporter of the Whig party. Mr Mackenzie's uncle, Mr Robert Jamieson, was for long an able and successful advocate in Edinburgh, and' on Mr Jamieson's ...