... with which it deals, the “Scottish Farmer” will be received important addition to the literature of agriculture.”— Northern Whig. the numbers already received are a fair sample of what is to l>e hereafter, it will prove an important addition to the ranks ...

... is now renovating St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin, at the stout cost of between forty and fifty thousand pounds. The “Belfast Whig * of Saturday says—The present month so far has been something more than quiet, not only in sales of bleached goods, but in ...

... Mountjoy prison has been subject for much comment our religious circles. —Dublin Correspondent of London Record. The “Belfast Whig” of Saturday repents—August has been dull month most lines of finished good?. Under all circumstances of the case the sending ...

... (Laughter.) You Whigs have had power since 1832. You pledged yourselves to economy and retrenchment, but I have never seen you carry it out. The expenditure in 1836 amounted to little more than £40,000,000 a-year; but what is it now? Whigs have made a great ...

... When a Town- Council presents him with an address, entertains him at a banquet, it must be felt by all its members, whether Whig or Tory, that but for Lord John Russell’s exertions the Council would have no existence at all. There are other points, too ...

... each day. Hand-scutched this week sold at 6s. Od. to 9s. the stone, and milled at 7s. 9d. to 13s. per stone. —Daily Northern Whig. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LONDON. THURSDAY EVENING. Mr Hotsman made speech to his constituents at Stroud, on Wednesday. A vote ...

... 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 ...