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... The Belfast Whig observes In the present state of affairs, at the chief mart of our flaxen products, it becomes difficult to give any definite notices of the staple trade. Nearly all business with New \ork whether as to contracts or consignments, has ...
... moment. He rarely took part in the debates in Parliament, but was well known to be one of the most influential members of the Whig party, whose meetings at Woburn Abbey have often led to important movements. The death of his brother will be a deep affliction ...
... BELFAST LINEN TRADE. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) The Belfast Whig of Saturday says:—There has been rather more business done for the last week in white goods, and buyers from comparatively new seats of consumption nave taken off pretty large ...
... in the Jury returning a verdict of Wilful murder against the prisoner, George Smith. The Population of Belfast—The Northern Whig has reason to believe that the population of Belfast at the present census will be found to be about 136,000, including Ba ...
... BELFAST LINEN TRADE. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday-) The first feeling of alarm at the insurrection Southern States America having softened more favourable spirit actuates the market i° goods. Exports are rather large to most of the customers, America ...
... rather better.. Spinners adhere pretty firmly to their price lists. _ BELFAST LINEN TRADE. (From the. Northern Whig of Sexturday.) The Belfast Whig of Saturday says:—There hasbeen rather more business done for the last week white goods, and buyers from c ...
... BELFAST LINEN TRADE. (F ram the Northern Whig of Saturday.) The lirst feeling of alarm at the insurrection in the Southern States of America having softened down, more favourable spirit actuates the market for white goods. Exports are rather large to ...
... in youthful oratory, the heir of immense wealth, but with no selfish and special claims on you I Yet the last is a Whig, a new fledged Whig, and scarcely in that sense a chip of the old block. The last would go as a supporter of Palmerston, Russell, ...
... French fisheries, but some of the quidnuncs seem to say she is just taking sly survey of our coast as she passes. The Northern Whig” of Saturday says—The news to hand from America the early part of the week had the effect of bringing transactions in white ...
... farmers have been obliged, on account the deficiency of the wheat crop, to re-sow number of large fields with oats. Belfast Whig. ...
... Parliamentary Debating Society. Of this Society there are upwards of three hundred members. The meetings are held once a-week, Whigs, Tories, and Radicals being fitly represented. The debates and proceedings are conducted in a similar manner to those in the ...
... several have been obliged, account of the deficiency the wheat crop, to re-sow a number of large fields with oats.- Belfast Whig. Preaching and Pleasure Sailing.—Yesterday, the steamer Lass o' Gowrie made her usual summer trips from Dundee to Broughty ...