... same time, he acknowledged that the question is altogether the hands of the Irish themselves. The Linen Trade. —The Belfast Whig of Saturday says :—Although the additions made to the stocks of finished goods at the warehouses are not large, the increase ...

... who had been taken up on suspicion, were discharged. A reward of £lOO has been offered. The Linen Trade.—The Belfast Northern Whig,*’of Saturday, reports of the linen trade as follows:—Causes previously alluded to continue to act on the sale of white goods ...

... husband and his bride have been residing with his mother Ballymena, in the county of Antrim. Yhe Linen Trade. —The Belfast Whig of Saturday says:—Some slight evidence of improvement has been seen inthn market for whitogoods, and the prospect of better ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... bill dealing simply with the franchise, and leaving the redistribution of seats to a new Parliament. The old and moderate Whigs of the Ellice and Black section, who have their representatives in the Cabinet, have been urging £7 rental instead of a £G ...