... predecessors have ever enjoyed. Several the papers indicate as hi* successor the Duke Devonshire. Tiif Tradk.—The “Northern Whig of Saturday, observe*: —Some sorts of linen goods have been in request during the week, princi|«lly low rough browns speculative ...

... boldiag • cookoltatirk to be done pnoorre the lb. Dors. We emir it intended to cost tie toilituo.—r gotta edit of Norther. Whig.. Andy Tolight.--The knots aro very risks= Ten ritoeting-h of Dr Goalie Imes mocked. also the is Notre. 4 the Zoo Mr Aimee ...

... mother, leaving the wocr fellow in the chorch to ruminate over net icelsmer of and hoping • better lock neat time.'—'Northun Whig.' Dint St to day. ON. of • atter ; MI.. sal.. Richt D.. the evtut.—Alothe the el a Birth IM lista et et panels t oven ...

... which the foundation stone of his monument laid iu Dublin. There was row as was anticipated. The Linen Trad*.—The Northern Whig” of Saturday observes: decided dullness in all branches of the linen trade has been the prevailing feature the week. Uncertainty ...

... SERIOUS RIOTS IN BELFAST. The Northern Whig,” of Friday, says— ** The rioting, which ha* been going rm every night during the week, reached alarming pitch this morning, and several hnnd-to-hand fight*eoourred between two and five o'clock. Stones, bludgeons ...

... Leans an* still in fair demand, full rate* ; hut the upward tendency these articles checked. .Sr .(ti*/ ...