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... STANLEY? What is Lord Stanley? fish, flesh, or fowl, or good red herring ?—a Conservative and Reactionist, a Moderate-Liberal, a Whig, a Progressionist, Radical, or what ? This is the question at present discussed since the noble Lord’s late speech—and discussed ...
... IRELAND. The “Northern Whig,” of Saturday, says :—The breadth of surface at present occupied by goods process of finish at the different bleachficlds this and the next county is exceedingly large. Stocks have been much increased within the last tew days ...
... IRELAND. The “Belfast Whig” Saturday rcpcits as follows: -—Although theie has been more confidence generated rn this country respecting the position of mercantile affairs America, tho amount ot business done in finished linens is not at all satisfactory ...
... IRELAND. The “Northern Whig” of Saturday observes:—According to the private advices from the principal markets of America, stocks of desirable goods had fallen very low, and even the largest holders were bare of some lines of linens. There has been more ...
... father, and two years afterwards he was returned for Carlisle Whig principles. His abilities soon became apparent after entered the House of Commons, and he was deemed a great acquisition to the Whigs. In 18:10, he was elected representative of the county, ...
... from the scene of the disaster—have duty to perform in this matter which we trust they will not fail in discharging. —Northern Whig. The Potato Crop in England.— ln most counties in England the dry summer and autumn have partially preserved the potato crop ...
... with sudden and unusual severity, and if something be not dene quickly we dread the consequences. Linen 7Vrf*.—The Belfast Whig of Saturday says the 11e.vly-oj.en3d market with our French neighloats doing pretty well, and it is gratifying to learn that ...
... “Scotsman” also (which recognises him as a Liberal of some promise), is held up in turn as a Conservative and a Derbyite and a Whig or a Liberal. It is pretty clear that Lord Stanley is not a follower of Mr Disraeli’s. Nothing can be more diverse than j their ...