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... all cariied ont. Let the govern- went do that and similar little ?? of justice to Ireland, and it need dread neither Tory, Whig, or Bndical, but can always look with confidence for the support of the Irish members, who, at the time of neea, will esslet ...
... same as Saturday. GBaxwoa C ?? SuGas MAaxaT-The mar. ket is firm, but very quiet. BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Nortbern Whig of Satsrday.l LniENsx-Our market to-day was very firm in tone, and a fair amount of business done for the season. The impression ...
... Native 'wheat to -2~ 38c. &dl., for November, 40se. 1 cri With onily smnall supplies at Ber mid 6t,A decliJnilag, wfhe@ @zcepted whig ...
... average lsample of the crop, whiclt, on the 21th instant, measured fifteen inches and appears to be of the most promising ?? Whig. The Veeta (steamship) Captain O'Donnell command- ivg, left our quay on Friday evening for Liverpool, with upwards of a hundred ...
... -ArmV and Navy Gazette. The two following advertisements, announcing the sale of negroes by auction, are cot from the Richmond Whig .- Auction ?? day. Sale of negroes, crop, stock, and plantation utensils. At public auction, will be sold Monday, November ...
... Gifis believed they 'Qfll be, 'peiyaccomplishIed'. - TesaPn~smxT OF- IRSuA LACI TO THR PRSUOESS - op W.AaEs-The Nor'thern.. Whig says-tbat in the tj notice iwits'laast numbeir of' ' the piresentationk of lae 'dio te'adies of Ireland to her 'Royal m * ...
... Egyptians, 28d. to 29d.; 670 Bahias, 25-d. to 264d.; and 4230 Surats, 163. to 25id. BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) Our local trade has been quiet during the week. The weather has been very cold, and no doubt the ploughed land ...
... vacancy caused by the death of Mr. SP001er, took place on Tuesday, when Mr. Davenport Bromley was DeClared, duly elected. The Whigs at first threatened opposition, bt a httle consideration showed them the hopelessness of their chance aid Mr, Bromley was asllwed ...
... vehementlyiscouted, and that the Radical agitator, as he was termed, received no small belabouring from both aides of the house, Whig and Tory, and also from what was then considered the en- lightened portion of the pres. Poor Mr. VinuERs, indeed, met with ...
... had effc fon the trade of th districtgendetaely. tbeadalo of th town caacter cont tW e at thsconm chaddonge, the standsatos whig chw uere modratly t furtnise with thetvariousodescicptions oftps. Besotakined bst ofhea eaperiencg a5 qito dean, and wereitakn ...
... nominal, at 46a. 6d. cash, and4te. three months, No. 1 ?? 49s. 6d.; No. 3, 46s. Cd. BELFAST TRADE REPORIT. {From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) LDsEs.-Our market for linens this week has been quiet; but prices are very firm, especially in power-loom goods ...
... granted by the government, they would notsubmit quietly to be treated haresly or ns- glected in tbis respect by any government, Whig, Tory, or Radical (hear, hear). He wished it to be understood that he was riot finding fault with the Post- ?? or with ber ...