... 80*8 ; 60*8 a little dearer. For the Levant there is next to nothing doing, and low counts of twist are scarcely steady price; whig yarns are lower. lIUDDERSFIP-LD, May 28.—Few buyers of importance have been in our market this morning, and business all d ...

... town no young man bore a higher character—quiet, steady, and attentive to his business. He was removed in custody. —Belfast Whig. 1 1 wish you would give that gold ring on your finger, said village dandy to a country girl; for it resembles the duration ...

... helmet off. He fell to the ground, and it was thought he was badly hurt, but we are glad to say such was not the case.—Ref/hsl Whig. A Disappointment. —A few days ago, a dashing widow took to the altar, at St Philip’s Church, Sheffield, sporting man. The ...

... keeps it during the earlier stages of its existence immersed in water. Yet Maga is the welcome guest in every family, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical; and is as eagerly, if not more eagerly looked for, than its newer and more progressive rivals. Its redeeming ...

... the most assiduous gleaner of trines could carry away was the recollection of a sort of pedagogue tilting m itch between the Whig and Tory leader. Ami iu the encounter the former mealy-mouthed combatant didn’t come off second best; for there was no answer ...

... great )417/lenient of the Welsh tenantry. Poor Mr. who inherited the great estates of Lord werben, who wait male a peer by the Whigs in form Bill days at the request of the Duke of awl who had hoped to prepare himself for Iffftring the by a fight on ...

... Workman, constant employment will Ih* given.—Apply Joseph M'Kenzie. Aberebirder. June 10. 1661. i\-AN IKD. JiUaiNKVMEN MILL WHIG UTS. —Apply Jaaica Huow.n. Hruc of Arduu-allie, Marnoch. 10th June, 1861. NOTICE. THE Her. JOHN SOUTTRU, A.M.. Paroeliial SchooUn ...

... will succeeded Lord Chief Justice Cock burn ; and at all events, that it is settled that the latter judge will be the next Whig Lord Chancellor. Gentlemen whose talk ever smells of printer’s ink have (luring the week been full of projects for the starting ...

... . Towards the I of close of the debate, Air Disraeli imported a certain de- re- gree of bitterness into it by accusing the Whig leaders ib- of invariably doing their utmost, on entering office, to to blacken the character of their predecessors, and Lord ...

... the awkward position in which the Galway disclosures had placed the Derby-Disraeli party; and losing his temper, he charged Whig Governments with invariably labouring to create prejudice against their predecessors —particularly instancing the case of Stafford ...

... America to their friends Ireland during the year 1860 amounted to £576,932. Mr. Richard Weaver.—Very like Blasphemy.— The Belfast Whig in notice of an address, delivered by this converted prize-fighter and great revivalist says A few minutes before seven o'clock ...

... peer, though his wife bad been constituted member of the aristocracy The sturdy lawyer did not long remain plain John.’ The Whig, getting into deep water, John thought it dent to look out for himself, and got himself appointed Lord High Chancellor of Ireland ...