... wellknown names, cannot command the confidence of the country. Several others have also retired from the connexion. The “Belfast Whig” of Saturday the stock given to our staple industry the probabilities of war with America, there has been a slight reaction ...

... convicted, but the contractor was found guilty of fraud only, and, farther, recommended raerrv. The Linen Trade. —The “Northern Whig of Saturday says:—The uneasy feeling created in mercantile! circles relative to the peculiar relations between England and ...

... IRELAND. The Linen Trade.—The Belfast Whig, of Saturday, observes Neither in the home nor the foreign markets has there been any activity for the last eight days. Goods which had been prepared for shipment to New York have been laid up in the warehouses ...

... with which it deals, the “Scottish Farmer” will be received important addition to the literature of agriculture.”— Northern Whig. the numbers already received are a fair sample of what is to l>e hereafter, it will prove an important addition to the ranks ...

... but it was made quite from political motives. It was made a contest between the Conservatives, believing them such, and the Whigs. Conservatism succeeded in putting two of their own number on the leet, not thinking at all whether they were the best men ...

... by the T y Department. this work theta.. will be employed under pay. 0 I 11 Clello. will pursue bie policy of preparation. Whigs reedy to eght and certain to win, he will give battle. cad not before. Breckenridge hatt been expelled from the Senate. A committee ...

... to be made payable to John While, Post- Office, Piccadilly. important addition to the literature of agriculture.”— Northern Whig. If the numbers already received are a fair sample of what is to be hereafter, it will prove an important addition to the ranks ...