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... been very liberally responded to. The following pleasant paragraph, referring to this subject, appears in the Belfast Northern Whig of Thursday :— Who is there wlio is accustomed travel between Belfast and England, Fleetwood route, and does not know little ...
... English Railway Shares shade ter. In American and Canadian Shares j change. French and Foreign Stocks quiet. The Northern Whig, of Saturday, observes In Linens, business during tbe week has been rather quiet, as is customary during this holiday season ...
... ut Manchester, chiefly for other countries than India or Cliina, for which places there are still few buyers. The No rimer* Whig ot Saturday observes :— Iv uur local trade we have really no feature interest to notice. In the linen trade tiie orders] are ...
... on every question that arose from a Mr Rea. After sitting seven hours the following scene occurred, as reported the Northern Whig : IMPEACHMENT OF ROIIERT LINOS Mr Preston moved that Councillors Bell, Taylor. Duffin, Dickson, Boag, and Lindsay, be re-appointed ...
... member of the family of Glucksburg! M. Fechter an Author and Sculptor.—Mr Edmund Yates, in his weekly letter to the Northern Whig, says :— I wonder if it's a thing generally known in Ireland that M. Fechter, besides being very remarkable actor, is a clever ...
... boastful, windy conceit, envious and jealous ot superior worth. Democracy is indeed the very devil, as Johnson has said the first Whig was.— Professor Blackie. Perfect are the arrangements of the poachers of the weed that the whereabouts of tbe watchers can ...
... lining, or good manners generally, that they take this very irregular advantage. Times. Ignorance at High Prices,—The leading Whig journal on Wednesday treated its fashionable readers to a column of congratulatory comment upon a vote censure on Mr Lincoln's ...
... encouraging breeders in the production of horses with stamina sufficient for cross-country encounters. The Belfast Northern Whig is publishing the whole of the Longworth-Yelverton correspondence, under special arrangement with the faletlonian Mercury. ...
... with them. We believe the woman has several children. Western Daily News. A Lark. —On Thursday evening, says the Belfont Whig, a young and amiable looking person was escorted the Police Ofßse by one of the local force unusually large number the washed ...
... the necessity of appointing trustees. In effect, it places them on ecpiality with the Chartered Banks Scotland. The Northern Whig of Saturday says:—ln oar local markets we can notice no change. Linen Yarns continue firm. The corn market is dvii, whilst ...
... enquiry. Coffee very firm ; sugar and molasses steady. ATROCITIES OF THE WAR, ALL NORTHERNS GEORGIA TO BE HANGED. The Richmond Whig has letter from Columbia, S. C, which says : Georgia has enacted by her Legislature, that every Yankee found within her borders ...
... be successful, he will organise little troupe, and visit the various large provincial towns.— Edmund Yates, in the Northern Whig. Mademoiselle Teresa Titiens.—Mdlle. Titiens has enjoyed the position of prima donna on the operatic stage since she made her ...