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... IRF.LAXD. The “Belfast Whig” of Saturday says —Business has been dull in the sale of white goods. Shipments to America arc rare, except in those peculiar cases formerly alluded to here—that is, where local firms have branch houses in New York or other ...
... When a Town- Council presents him with an address, entertains him at a banquet, it must be felt by all its members, whether Whig or Tory, that but for Lord John Russell’s exertions the Council would have no existence at all. There are other points, too ...
... consolidated them all : into one, and christened the combination the Ghatn- I pion Circus of the World.’ Major Bercf/ord, M. on “ Whig and Torn Distinc-1 Major Beresford was a speaker at the annual dinner of the Conservative Association at Colchester Wednesday ...
... to render homage a nobleman who lias lon,, :.nd faithfully served his country. sign* of political auiurosiiy appeared—Tory, Whig, and Radical meeting whir smiles and fiieirdly greetings, and vicing with each other giving him hearty welcome. When his Lordship ...
... The writer alleges thai the defendant is the representative noble and wealthy English house. The Liueu Ti-L.de. —The “Belfast Whig,” of Monday, observes:—There is less difficulty making sales, and prices are firmer in many lines of goods. Stocks, which had ...
... levied on British ships—•'tn act of liberality which is hoped foreign Powers will speedily reciprocate. IRELAND. The Belfast Whig of Saturday says—More decided evidence of coming activity been found in different departments of the linen crude this week ...