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... likely to be relaxed till after the 4th. The Moeris, with India and China mails, arrived at Marseilles on Sunday. The Northern Whig of Saturday observes :— quietness yet prevails. 1n linens there is more busi ness doing, but general change in the price of ...
... THE IRISH LINEN TRADE IN 1864 (From the Belfast Whig.) The Linen trade has enjoyed even greater prosj in 1864 than in the previous years; and the sts trade of Ulster has never entered on any year ¥ brighter prospects than those with which opens. New mills ...
... Cambridge.—The next examination for direct commission will not tike place before the month of May. A Horrible Story. —The Northern Whig reports somewhat remarkable case ol alleged concealment of birth. At tbe Antrim Quarter Sessions a girl named Jane Barkley ...
... Advices from Australia state that gold had been shipped to England daring the month to the value of £289,000. The Xurthem Whig, under date Tuesday evening, says very little business is doiDg. Holders refuse to lower prices, and prefer to wait steadier ...
... | ter, who, like her mother, is sai ns. | Tue RESOURCES OF THE CONFEDERACY.—The Rich- ber 20 bad a mest minute calcu- mond Whig of lation of the resources of the South im white men, and showed to its own satisfaction on paper the South has 692,795 and ...
... goods dull, and prices declining. Twist quiet and Bteady. Imports in demaud, and improving. Exchange, 2s l|d. The y'ortktiH Whig of Saturday observes :— Our linen market continues quiet, with verr limited amount buaines doing Orders from abroad are being ...
... stability to the He was him- self opposed to violent c’ be admi but 5,000,000 would admission would was adverse to be it Tory or Whig, was therefore apparition they had to face. might for a time dam up the but the volume of water was increasin ing with accelerated ...
... political meeting was on the same ground in December ofjthe same vear (1834), when he spoke in strong terms of the refusal of the Whigs to repeal the Corn Laws, and in still stronger terms of the Duke of Wellington (who was then detested by the Radicals all over ...
... prices. Hemp was in good demand, and business was done for future delivery at £30 per ton for clean St Petersburg. The Northern Whig Saturday remarks as follows on the trade of the week : Linen trade still flat. Buyers refrain from purchasing except for immediate ...
... is year, and up to the same period last year :— Week ending Previous'y Same time 186%. London, bales, 26,336 1981 Northern Whig of Wednesda says— There has been no revival from the ulness of last week. Prices are kept steady by orders on hands, but few ...
... its independence sooner if President Davis is deposed. The Ex aminer says Lee’s ia able to win Confederate independence. The Whig declare: that the military resources of the country have not begun to be exhausted. The New Yorl Times says Davis exhibits ...
... pro; e to pay a dividend for t e past twelve mon 3 at the rate of 15 per cent. on the whole capital of sterling. The Northern Whig of Saturday observes :— Extreme dulness still [prevails in the Linen trade, and, e xcept on old orders, almost nothing is doing ...