... is now renovating St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin, at the stout cost of between forty and fifty thousand pounds. The “Belfast Whig * of Saturday says—The present month so far has been something more than quiet, not only in sales of bleached goods, but in ...

... Mountjoy prison has been subject for much comment our religious circles. —Dublin Correspondent of London Record. The “Belfast Whig” of Saturday repents—August has been dull month most lines of finished good?. Under all circumstances of the case the sending ...

... blight has again set in with something of its old virulence.— Dublin Evening Post. —A correspondent of the Belfast “Northern Whig” writes: —“I am sorry to say that the potato crop is a general failure. The present is the worst crop we have had since 1846 ...

... leech, came' out. It was very lively, and when it was put into water, it swam about exactly as a leech does.” The “Northern Whig” of Saturday says:—Very little business has been done during the week in the market for bleached goods. Continental transactions ...

... mischief already done is very considerable, and a great deal of the produce our national esculentis hopelessly lost. —Northern Whig. Exportation of Corn. —For some weeks past there have been large exportations of corn from Wisbech to France, where the present ...

... the United ifare coming back, now that their new, and not tbeir* country, is the scene of civil war and social The “Northern Whig” of Saturday observesprobabilities are that the present quarter's return d ports of linens will fall very much below those ...