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... is nothing like- a trial of those who are likely to render more substantial aid than the two old Brttishconst tu lxn loving Whig Ministers, to whom we have re'trred, and We trust it will he made. ...
... of war-I am, &C., ALE-XANDE1R HERIZ&N, Ediitor of the Xolokol. Orsett-house, Westhourneutertace, April 4. JNWe (YVertbjeru 1 Whig) learn by a telegram from L.ondonlderrv that the submarine cable connecting Green- eastlc with thle .,hole telegraphic systerm ...
... ing 18 per cent, per annum, at the same time adding £10,000 to the reserve fund, which now stands at £192,000. TheNorthers Whig says of the linen trade of Ulster, that in the home trade transactions to an increased extent have taken place during the past ...
... influence. Mnr Tracy has the influence of Ldord Sudeley, his brother, who is the Lord Lieutenanst of the county, and of other Whig families. Mr. Pugh wilt mainly rely upon the support afforded to him by, the Wynn and Powis families. In the event of the ...
... 8e-in., 40 reed, red-end long, cloth, 86 yards, 9 ibs., ?? .I 173 1a 9 8 98 68 103 BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) LnENcs.-A sound and healthy, though for the past few days not very vigorous, demand prevails throughout the trade ...
... e,,733 Cotton at sea-American, Cotton at sea-Indian, for the kingdom .- .. 320,008 BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) LTNENS.-The home trade, as usual at this season, is without animation, but the foreign orders which have come ...
... getting mnaserb te adusted, but, as several trains ran during the dsay, the Id traffic suffered but little ?? oJ ef AorthenV Whig. it 1,1-D AND FonsAxrEx.-Tbe stranded ship breskiog Et to pieces on lone far away rocks-the child sitting on t- a door-step ...
... L ti, 1-- higher, excepting for molasses, the s-ti--ut n,-'vidh bust am charged. BELFAXO'f TRADE RZEPORT. C ise. ~Noithiur Whig ef taturday.) C; ln tii -cid tnvo - quiet, and no change must he L i itis to ill afeet tire C hrit-visas holidays. a ?? I ely ...
... Persiams, 19ff. .d to 21ff.; 20 Maraulihams, 204ff.; and 11,670 Surats, 104ff. to BELFAST TRtADE RtEPORT. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) he In our local trade there has been little or nothing dloing. The. week secras in every respect to heave been ...
... No. 1 Carron, 62s. 6d. GaRENocK CuusScrD SUGAR MAaoET.-Business still sus- pended. BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Noorthern Whig of Saturday.) Our '1ck- marltt during the week has been firm, and an ?? of De. per toil on certain qualities has been eetab ...
... Egypt, 1860 from the Wes8t Iudit3. and 26,010 from Bomnorav. Total 37,005 bales. BELFAST TIIADE REPORT. (From the Northerun Whig of SSaturday.) LINEN..- There has been no new feature in the trade, nor anything to call for a special natice in the operatious ...
... has been obtained from the s in Government, whose annual payment is now in- (I to creased to £1 I12,000. niod The .Nor-tke-a Whig says :-Of the linen trade there has been a large demand for all low linens on during the week. Several home trade buyers cart ...