... have claimed the Duchess of Kent; and a correspondent of the Kerry Post” speculates on the Queen’s conversion. The Belfast Whig of Saturday observes :—There has been rather more business done this week for the American trade, chiefly, however, to fill ...

... gentleman, aged forty-five, worth £2OOO or £3OOO a year. Mr Whiteside, M.P., was specially retained by the defendant. The “Belfast Whig” says :—There has been less depression in the sale of finished goods this week, and few' orders have been filled for New York ...

... trade, several of the most extensive factory employers in Belfast are about to put their workers on short time. -Whig. The “Belfast Whig’ of Saturday says—Exports of linen goods have been still lighter this week, not only to the ports of America, but ...

... indefinim a political reputation so hopelessly frittered away never were opportunities so wasted. The truth is, then.tion and the Whigs deceived themselves. They thought they had a giautamongst them, they found averyaverage ...

... outrageous proposal, and we trust that they will be sustained the voice of the Christian public.— London Becord. The Belfast Whig” of Saturday says :—There has not been any improvement in the home trade. To the distant markets, the sendings have been rather ...

... electors now upon the roll, and who are denuded of their qualification, with the schoolmasters of the respective parishes. The Whig interest has been entirely overlooked for many years, and the Liberal side of the roll is consequently in a very unsatisfactory ...

... generally satisfactory reports from our agricultural correspondents throughout the North than those of the past week. —Belfast Whig. Important Invention Agriculture.—Under this title the “Dundee Courier and Argus” makes the following statement: About mile ...