... cows in market. There were » few lots of Irish beasts which were little enquired after. The following are a few of the sales whig came under our notice :—John Arnott, Esq., Soirt' field House, sold six superior fats to an Edi»bn ...

... Robertson devoted himself almost entirely to agricultural pursuits ; aud when the Wellington Ministry was succeeded by tbe Whig party, with Earl Grey its head, and the banner of reform unfurled, Mr Robertson entered with heart and soul into the successful ...

... Discount market there a plentiful supply of money for all trade purposes, and first-class paper can li to per cent. The Northern Whig of Saturday observes:—The various Linen markets of the past week have been characterised unusual languor and inactivity. In ...

... of breadstuffs maintained. Shipping wanted. Weather fine for growing crops. Trade dull. Exchange, days, *-4S3L The Northern Whig of Saturday observes :—For bleached and finished linen goods there has been a tolerably fair demand throughout the week ; and ...

... of India (the Indian Times), assisted by a considerable staff of contributors, almost all of whom are Oxford men.— Northern Whig. Dying Antipathy to the Moustache.—The will of Henry Budd, Esq., of Twickenham Park and Piccadilly, formerly of Russell Square ...

... to countenance their views nor to stace their own opinions. Mr denied that the Roman Catholic emancipation was clue to the Whigs. It was not even due to Sir R, Peel and to the Duke of Wellington, but to the fearless energy the Irish people. The Government ...