... first section of the Malta and Alexandria cable, between Malta, Tripoli, and Benghaze, has l>een successfully laid. The Belfast Whig of Saturday says :—At length the market for white goods begins to feel some impetus from the influence of the French tariff ...

... months ago ; whilst for exportation there is not large inquiry, although it is better than it was a week or two ago; The Belfast Whig of Tuesday says :—We are informed that no active effect has yet resulted from the coming into force of the new tariff on yarns ...

... on Monday, for having treated themselves to a pleasant '•mill,'' at Granston Hill Waterworks, on Sunday morning. The Belfast Whig states that there are about .a thousand Scotch farmers settled in Ireland, and afew of these are in Tipperary, and some of ...

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... and yards. By this means, much delay the French ports, and much consequent loss and inconvenience, moy be avoided— Northern Whig^ ...

... on Saturday. His debts are stated at £4400, and his available assets at a little more than half that sum. (From the Belfast Whig.) In general commerce there has not been the least improvement for the past week. There are loud complaints of the small amount ...

... about sold at £21 10s to £24 per ton. 951 coils of 2to r&mch Cochin rope found ready buyers at £23 103 to per ton. The Belfast Whig publishes the following extract : received the India Flax Company from their in India :—Sealkote, 15th April 1861. commenced ...

... orders were disposed of, and the House adjourned shortly before six o clock. Richard Weaver -Very Like Blasphemy. —The Belfast Whig in a notice of address, delivered this ''converted prize-fighter and great revivalist says:—A few minutes before seven o'clock ...

... ill be succeeded by Lord Chief Justice Cockburn ; and at all events, that it is settled that the latter judge will the next Whig Lord Chancellor. Two Persons Scalded to Death. —On Monday, an inquest was held at the Littlew-ood Cross Inn, on the bodies ...

... was a King's Counsel. This was 1827, since which period his rise has been rapid. Attaching himself, as a politician, to the Whig party, he, in 1830, entered Parliament for the burgh of Stafford. His services in the cause of Reform were rewarded, two years ...

... improvement has taken place, and confidence was slightly restored The linen market was dull, on account of the season. The Belfast Whig of Saturday says—lt is a strange feature the present history ot the flaxen manufacture that, while one portion the business ...

... Monument might have boasted of a friend of whom it had good reason to be proud. But the best men have thendefects the Edinburgh Whigs were always a somewhat prosaic generation; and Russell reads too many Blue Books—(a laugh)—and lackhs chivalry. In conclusion ...