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... without lossf of time, and were placed c' in one o!f the waiting rooms, where efficient medical assistance was afforded almost ?? Whig. w Da. 131 ,JONG E'S LxomT BROWN OOD Lrvmt 0tr- ; Chemical analysis and practlcal experience have fuly eats- blihed that this ...
... Egyptians, 13d., to lHid.; 200 -1ranhams, Alid.: to i 12id.; and 6509 Americans. L - : :R : ea AST-E 2 PO'R2t. (From the Northern WhIg of Saturday.) h THF LiNE TnAprc.-The year- 1862 -ets in with great o uncertainty-as to ?? market., For some weeks pest few ...
... plsace:-Z00 Surats, 7d. to ld.; 110 EBiyptianiv9J. to 12i.; | and 1390 Americans. . - ; , BELFAST TRADR R3.PORT. (From the Nortxern Whig of Saturday;) |. LisNs.-There is a better demnad to- day fog power-looms,. and a fair quantity has been taken at previous rates ...
... even from HavEe 668 bales and 85 bales. To Hull also cotton has been sent from Havre. BXLPAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Nortlern Whig of Saturday.) IIa YANs are fully mainitainng the advance noted In our last report, and purchases durng the week have been very ...
... Egyptians. .1143. to 181. ; 130 Mersa- I ams, 1243. to 13$d, and 2420 Americans.i BELFAST TRAIDE 2EPORT, MFom the Northern Whig of Saturdlay.) Lnxsa.-The demand in Ballymena on Saturday, while to a fair average extent, was scarcely equal to that, of the ...
... the host, Mr. M'Elwee, gave very general satisfaction. The chair was occupied by Mr. Henry larras, sub-editor of the Nortkeru Whig, and the vice-chair by Mr. Taylor, late cashier in the Mercunj, on which paper Mr. Gilynn was en- gaged till its decease. The ...
... i 400 Egyptlans. 12db. to 13id.; 160 Pernams, 124d. to 13d.; and 6140 Aners. BELFAST TRADB E BE P E B T. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) Lnqncs.-In Ballymena, on Satuirday, supply was scarcely so abundant, demonstrating that the extensive operations ...
... 1044.; 7100 Egyptiansg, it'd, to. 16ld.; 20 Brnxiler, 12jd,; and 1780 American. BELFAST TRADE3EZPOET, s (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) t IaLNE.Ns-There has been an average supply of broiows at e the country markets, but not muc.h doing-. Power ...
... sa~il III 9e 'ci its the rebels should take the town. ug - - ?? e ?? ne afiLPArSI !RAlbt aigfOn,-. I 'he (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) ia Lu;ENs.-3The Continental demand for bleached liaens g 1 se, continues good, but the home trade is still quiet ...
... severed for the occasion by common consent, the sup- i porters of the resolution presented a strange admixture of Radicals, Whigs, and Conservatives. This was, however, to be expected. Thereis certaintobeageneral feeling among all shipowners and merchants ...
... West Indie, 59,836 from Bombay; and 410 from Bengal. Total, 77,309 bales. . ?? BELAPAST 2RADU SEBIP0?. m I (ErorM the Northen Whig of Saturday.) Losmau-In Ballymena, on Saturday last, considerable tr activity prevalied for all descriptions of goods. There ...
... the reapere of the harvest, Mr. Disraeli ° never sd a truer word In his life than when he - said Sir liobert Peel caught the Whigs bathing and Xb ran away with their clothes. (Laughter and ap- es plause.) If the people resolved upon It they would sgt direct ...