... combined with a judicious economy in the national expenditure, which must sooner or later be enforced even upon reluctant Whigs, we may reasonably look for such a revision and remis- sion of taxation as may satisfy the requirements of all classes, among ...

... mot'ion, 'w'hich was asccordingly'y'aii'ied re The meeting then adjourned. R;SOtECfES OF.THE CONFEDERACY. [ (FROM Tvi RICHMOND WHIG OF DEO. 22.) Tbhe idea''has: been expressed abroad, and studiomuly enforced at' the' North, that the re- sources of the Confederate ...

... uuder the term clap-tr-p, and the promoters think that, as it has hitherto ' prverd highly successul ine helping the Whigs to pLace, in trie present disposition of John Boll, the time lh;e acrrie- e when an impeoved style of that valuable, commidity ...

... Spenceley, silk broker, Alderman's-walk. We (:Ie'ts Gusar-diant) hear it has been decided that the Hon. H. Cowper is to be the only Whig candidate at the next county election for Herts. M. Henri Plon is busily engaged at the Iluperial Printing-office, superintendiog ...

... (iheers ) It was an unfortunate circums~tance, but historically true, as he had once stated in the house of Com- mone, that the Whigs had never produced a Chncellor of the Exchequer; and many of the leading Woige admitted that there was a great Ldeal of truth ...

... their advo- cacy of a widely extended suffrage, vote by bdlot, and short Parliaments. He denounced the shortcomings of the Whigs, inveighed against the barbarity of the new Poor-laws, branded the abuses of the Irish Church, lashed the selfishness of the ...

... these, about 700 are electors. These seven hundred return two members. Could a pair of easier seats be imagined by a Tory or a Whig of the old school'? Now, the property to be sold in this borough consists of about ninety freehold houses,-including nine hotels ...

... the W party foi the last thirty years had been that of pledges loosely given and instantaneously broken. In point of fact, Whig in office was an ugly dog, well mo/.z!ed. He complained that no removal of'the grievances against which the agriculturists ...

... appear warm, hut I will endeavour to imitate ie the spirit in which he has made his remrarhs. I I hold in my hand the Northern Whig of Monday last, Ito dceltaliofg a letter signed David Bdeatty. A great L-i deel of the excitement got up within the last ...

... at which price we close rather t sellers. No. 1 g.nn.b., 49.s,; No, 3, 46s. C U BELFAST TRADE REPORT. t (Proin tho Northern Whig of Saturday.) d LivEN,-The past week hoe been a very excited t one in the linen trade, The news which arrived on t Wednesday ...

... accepted, closing, with buyers, at 40S, 9d. one month. No. 1 g,mb., 40s,; No. 3, 46s. BELPAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northorn Whig of Saturday.) LiNnas.-There has been no change of any im. portance in our linen market for the past week. The business done ...

... 6d, to 379.; do. unwashed, 25s. to 27s. 6d.; white Cheviot, washed, 48s, to 64s. BELFAST TRIADE REPOTRT. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) LINENS.-The market continues dull and droop- ing. Too little business doing to determine prices, but a decline ...