... The total number of persons who emigrated from Ireland since March 1851 is stated to 1,378,333. The Linen Trade.—The Northern Whig of Saturday observes:—Linen transactions daring the week have continued on a small scale, and, though coarse goods are very ...

... dam, not drop rain fell, and the children who had corns long distances to church were saved from the catching cold. —Northern Whig* ...

... government perishing of The “ Herald” says the election proves that some the constituencies are tired of the Whig dictation, and careless how soon the Whig oligarchy may fall. The “Birmingham Post” says—“ The well-informed tile borough attribute the defeat ©f ...

... and 1861 but 5,798,967. This gives decrease nearly two and a-half millions iieople in twenty The Lines Trace. —The Norther* Whig of Saturday observes —Transactions in linens have been on a larger scale than during the preceding week, and prices have steadily ...

... conveying about 1500 souls, and these almost exclusively belonging the Irish working-classes. The Linen Trade.— The Northern Whig” of Saturday observes :—ln our local trade, have to notice the continued briskness of the linen trade, and the fact that have ...

... the crop 1661 and 1562 added together. State of the Crops the North of Ireland.— Since our last rei»ort, says the “Northern Whig,” there has been a great deal of unfavourable weather, which harvest operations have been very seriously impeded. This week ...

... and that on the 10th the expedition commenced crossing Berwick’s Bay its advance into the Lafourche district. The Richmond Whig,” of the 29th ultimo, denounces the British Government for detaining the Confederate rams in the Mersey. The destruction of ...

... Donegal, Leitrim, and Galway, for the deliberate insult which he cast upon the Lord-Lieutenant. The Linen Trade. —Tho “Northern Whig” of Saturday observes;—ln the home trade transactions linens increased extent have taken place during the past week, and some ...

... nomination of Mr Seijeant Pigott, M.P. for Reading, to the judicial office. Mr Gillery Pigott has voted regularly with the Whig Ministry. occasionally diverging into popular Radical vote for the ballot, and for Mr Locke Kings motion for the extension ...

... that they are good crop as has been grown the north for nearly score years bygone.” From Ireland, it is reported the Northern Whig that in some of the more early districts the whole of the crops have been cut, and the principal portion secured in the stackyard ...

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... day, not a drop of Mu fell. sad ohddren wh.. had nun* long me.. to church were from the chance 4 eatchiug eold. Northern Whig.' bum I.:lummox. - A Coarser.* Farad of ClO.OOO been io Ireland fur an Eibtlition I. Dahlia, to ounmeace in Nay and osatino• ...