... ago ; whilst for exportation there is not a large inquiry, although it is better than it was a week or two ago. The Belfast Whig Tuesday says:—We are informed that active effect lias yet resulted from the coming into force the new tariff on yarns and linens ...

... soothing legislation in our own, has been done completely, though perhaps evanescently, Treasury Minute and the memorandum of Whig Postmaster-GeneraL At this moment there is no chance of a dispute between any two Irishmen, for they talk of nothing bat the ...

... may made so by express stipula- J tion, always having regard to all the surrounding circumstances. | Last session know the Whig Government attempted to over- j the Galway contract for conveying the mails to America, j by means of Committee the House ol ...

... at the Foreign Office, they would have had room whateverfor misconception or mistake ; but, with a worn-out, self-sufficient Whig, like Lord J. Russell, at the helm, mistake and nriscon- ception were almost inevitable. So much we concede in their favour ...

... priority. RAILWAY EXTENSION ULSTER—“ OVERLAND ROUTE TO EDINBURGH AND LONDON. On Monday last, as we learn from the Northern Whig of the following morning, the new branch line of railway from Newtownards (county Down) to Donaghadee was formally opened for ...

... potntod oat to aa aaptoto to» •bom ueeo hU Üborallty proridod aad too boot laiarlei safely prison i. thorn weU knowa ootoba »» whig Crimean wartteto warn no* nnaoqnalatod o« the elom the eampwUn, They were lea, aewa, wbkh war ■hooted oat to ttom their ftieade ...

... The service occupied nearly two hours and ale& and it is but Justice to add that she bad a good house—Correspondent of the Whig. ANDREW MARSHALL, cop 9 board the brig Goat, of Belfast, aooidently fe ll overboard that vessel, when off Ails& Craig, on the ...

... by all mune I. pee the Ministry out. Let us examine this state of Wags. Let us interrogate those Peers and aud Commoners, Whigs and Tories, Protestants and Catholics • and investigate the principle upon which they are just now sating. Is it moral—is it ...

... any quarrel he take. up. The Marquis of eleaticarde would have been more suited fee their purpose. De, too, is a discontented Whig aud his property lying near Galway, fur which town hi.' sou is a Member, he might have had a respectable apology for taking ...

... this step of the insurance companies of the United Kingdom,” shall, however, have more to say on future ooeasion . —Northern Whig, Ox* Thing Slowly Lna***n.— An able writer sn one ol the magaaines make* the following ahrewd and just observation One thing ...

... and Dutraeli tun, when he like*, make him wine.'. Lord John Russell followed Mr. Disraeli, and, with animetion—at haat fur a Whig •neatest like ).im—,itlivered a vetch which was troll received by the House. Ile warmly repudiated the ie r iauatioa that the ...

... subsidy and a renewal the contract. One of the speakers Cloniuel said that the sooner they got rid of the crafty scheming Whigs, the authors of the iujustice, the bitter. Mr. Bagwell, the hon. member for Clonmel, has resigned his oiiice as one the Lords ...