... gentleman, aged forty-five, worth £2OOO or £3OOO a year. Mr Whiteside, M.P., was specially retained by the defendant. The “Belfast Whig” says :—There has been less depression in the sale of finished goods this week, and few' orders have been filled for New York ...

... say with any precision what the state of the account will be on the 31st March. But an intelligent writer in the “Northern Whig” has made a calculation which shows that Mr Gladstone may expect the revenue to be £90,000 in excess of that of last year, ...

... that the claims of the unenfranchised classes to share in the political representation of the country, claims recognised by Whig and Tory in many Royal Speech, were ignored yesterday the steady, downward, notorious course of the Government precluded any ...

... IRELAND. The “Northern Whig” of Saturday observes:—According to the private advices from the principal markets of America, stocks of desirable goods had fallen very low, and even the largest holders were bare of some lines of linens. There has been more ...

... trade, several of the most extensive factory employers in Belfast are about to put their workers on short time. -Whig. The “Belfast Whig’ of Saturday says—Exports of linen goods have been still lighter this week, not only to the ports of America, but ...

... indefinim a political reputation so hopelessly frittered away never were opportunities so wasted. The truth is, then.tion and the Whigs deceived themselves. They thought they had a giautamongst them, they found averyaverage ...

... not be available his flock, and that he was leaving for Australia, the land of his adoption. The Linen Trade. The “ Belfast Whig,’’ of Saturday, gives the following report Although a slight indication of improvement has been experienced in the market for ...

... permanent possession of Downing Street, a good long swing of office,—the run of the Treasury cupboards for many years the Whigs have enjoyed it.” “Hal ha! The pear is not ripe, and the grapes are sour. And is Pam to Premier long as he lives?” No; when ...

... consolidated them all : into one, and christened the combination the Ghatn- I pion Circus of the World.’ Major Bercf/ord, M. on “ Whig and Torn Distinc-1 Major Beresford was a speaker at the annual dinner of the Conservative Association at Colchester Wednesday ...

... clever though not over-reputable Whig pleader and respectable Conservative old lady have been shaking hands over what they would have us suppose the favourable termination of their case. The Courant,” in congratulating the Whigs on what it termed the success ...

... outrageous proposal, and we trust that they will be sustained the voice of the Christian public.— London Becord. The Belfast Whig” of Saturday says :—There has not been any improvement in the home trade. To the distant markets, the sendings have been rather ...

... public affairs, but during bis whole career, both in the House of Commons and the House of Lords, he supported the traditional Whig policy of his race. The Marquis of Tavistock, who is in bis fifty second year, succeeds his father in the family honours and ...