... THE IRISH LINEN TRADE IN 1863. (From the Belfast Whig.) LINENS. The past year has been one of unprecedented activity this our staple trade, aud a stimulus has been impar ted to production all departments of linen fabrics, S ich s hkely to be permanent ...

... days of Anne, we have it, on the Spectator's authority, that politicallyminded dames used their patches as party symbols: the Whigs patching on the right, and the Tories on the left side of their faces, while those who were neutral decorated both cheeks. ...

... practice of civil and political *pirit of ttje /Items. RUMOURED DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT. ( From the Courant.) Now that the Whigs and the Radicals show symptoms of fairly falling out, honest men may expect to get their own. We neither know nor care how ...

... THE IRISH LINEN TRADE IN 1863. (From the Belfast Whig.) LINENS. Tlie past year has been one of unprecedented activity this our staple trade, and a stimulus has been imparted to production in all departments of linen fabrics, which is likely to permanent ...

... days of Anne, we have it, on'the Spectator's authority, that politicallyminded dames used their patches as party symbols: the Whigs patching on the right, and the Tories on the left side of their faces, while those who were neutral decorated both cheeks. ...

... boroughs England, Whigs were right. Bui when afterwards the mo\einent becomes too rapid, it is good that the Tories should come in keep it within hounds. Although was not yet old some the newspapers had made him out, he could remember Whigs and Tories succeeding ...

... aspect, and it is hard to see how they can much longer delude their followers. THE STOCK OF COTTON THE SOUTH. The Richmond Whig takes for its text the statement which the Examiner published some weeks since, estimating the stock of cotton on hand in the ...

... England, the Whigs were right. But when afterwards the movement becomes too rapid, it is good that the Tories should come in to keep it within bounds. Although he was not yet so old as some of the newspapers had made him out, he could remember Whigs and Tories ...

... Mr Disraeli constructed a measure, which, in a careful, moderate, and liberal spirit, offered all the concessions which the Whigs (when in Opposition) appeared so anxious to carry. The Opposition, however, refused the bill, and have fared as saucy folks ...

... as a special pleader for some years, and in 1852 became a Queen's Counsel and Bendier. The same year be was returned in the Whig interest for Durham (city), in conjunction with Mr (=ranger. In 1857 he was elected at the head of the poll, havinglor his ...

... extension of the franchise, we think the views of Mr Caird on both subjects are extremely just. There can be no question the Whig party is at this moment in a critical position, and for nearly all that is critical therein they have themselves to blame. ...

... families are related to each other. A solemn for the victims of the catastrophe was about to he held in Lima, Peru. THE LAST WHIG Jos. —A contemporary announces that the Right Hon. Milner Gibson, M.P., Preedent of the Board of Trade, has appointed Mr W ...