... 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 ...

... Pain .121 MILLION ILIIS LAMM DAYS OP WHIGS LETTERSANDNIIIIMURILS [me M. with. refer to portant ; the mfr.. of A aeries (Id.) —Every Wadaenday and Friday, at 4.30 Australia, via (14.1-IYth a! each at 1 Dm. sin ( 3 d.) -25 thi tt (Id.) —1216, at 4.400 (u ...

... IRELAND. The “Northern Whig” of Saturday observes, Trade during the week has been very quiet. There has been speculation in linens, and the weather has not been so favourable for fanning operations. The snjrdies of linens coining to the local markets ...

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... IRELAND. The Linen Trade.—The “Nothern Whig” of Saturday observes;— Our local trade continues quiet, and there are few changes of any importance to notice. The linen is quite dull after the excitement of three weeks ago. The supply of linens at Ballymena ...

... from the sale of intoxicating Liquors on the Sabbath iay and jietitioning to the abo*e effect. The Linen TaaDt.—The “Northern Whig of Saturday observes:—i?ur local trade has Ingly quiet during the past w’eek. A large portion of the crop is still in the ...

... Harper’s Ferry and An engagement is impending. The Confederate General Lee has made preparations to meet the enemy. The Richmond Whig has information that the entire Confederate loss in Manassas battle was 5000, and in all engagements in Maryland from 5000 ...