... WHIG AND TORY FINANCE. It is often said that the history of the last ten years is always less undei stood than that of any more remote historical period. If we go back to 1851, the year of the last International Exhibition, we find in the Parliamentary ...

... IRELAND. The Northern Whig, of Saturday, observes: —We have again to report a very dull week’s local trade. We regret to hear of several embarrassments amongst country manufacturers in the yam and linen trade, which will tell more or less on many firms ...

... IRELAND. Tut Links Thadf..— The “Northern Whig” of Saturday say! —“ In our local trade better feeling has prevailed in the linen trade during the past few days. Ju other departments there alteration. Rather more activity has prevailed during the past ...

... throughout Ireland. The recruit receives ou his departure, and the remainder of the bounty landing. The Linen Trade.— Tbe Northern Whig’’ of Saturday observes : Local business during the past week has been generally quiet. There is more animation in the linen ...

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... appears, the position of Lord-Lieutenant is not bed of ruses. In some places, he is treated with indignity and contempt; and when Whig L rd-Lieutenant is placed over the heads of some Deputy-Lieutenants, nn*stly Tories, his position is about the most annoying ...

... IRELAND. The “Belfast Whig Saturday says ;—There is A better demand to-day for |iowcr looms, and fair quantity lias been taken at previous rates. There no alteration in the prices of white linens, but fair quantity has been exported to tho United Slates ...

... IRELAND. The “Belfast Whig Saturday obsen’es Whatever changes may be created the direction to which shippers of white goods may this season send the great proportion of their exports, it seems pretty certain that the trade of New York will absorb large ...

... IRELAND. The Belfast Whig of Saturday says—ln local trade ibo general feeling, although the reverse of sanguine, continues rather favourable. Intelligence has been received of the injury sustaim d by the Ktna on her voyage out to Now York, and I er aving ...

... Peel was burned in effigy at Killarney the other day—a proceeding succeeded three cheers for “ The O’Donnoghne.” The Northern Whig,” of Saturday, observes;—ln Ballymena, on Saturday last, considerable activity prevailed for all descriptions of linen goods ...

... IRELAND. The Northern Whig,” of Saturday, thus reports of the Belfast linen trade: —While the tone of the market has been more confident, and the feeling more cheerful, little can be said about the actual sale of good?*. Some exjiort transactions have ...

... and unoflendmg girls walking along the high road, and said such conduct must be put stop to. Tus Links Tr.vdk.— The “Northern Whig Saturday observesA very animated speculative demand has sprung for .all descriptions of linen goods, but especially for the ...