... the gentleman wae not able to pro gpun wasr taken ?? of, alnd ld 000 cuetndy, and so loot his share rl the pig0o9 5 Nrthderrn Whig. I' ...

... destroyed by fire in January last, was re-opened on Saturday night last, under the management of Mr and Mrs Wyndham.-A veteran Whig, a distinguish- ed member of Brooks's, Mr Rowland Alston, has just died in London, at the age of 83. He was a magis- trate ...

... of course, also, those religious bodies of our country who take periodical fits of abusing the Pope and his adherents when Whig Government is not power, and are silent as the grave when that same Government are playing fast and loose with their own professed ...

... 400 Smyrnias, 3Ad. to Ri~d.; 100 Peruvians, 161d.; and 7500 Surats, Sid. to lDid. BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern WhIg of Saturday.) In our local trade business continues good, and the turn over in linens and yarns ii most satisfactory. LuiNLas ...

... 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 ...

... otton and yarn neensitate pric on the part c manufacturer which it I daost hopeless to seek At Antd many of them an seriousy Whig cf a mo ndusioon At present theysremet I thmaket TM resale lote at Various, but ?? y low, prices. which Wt O impole to ompote ...

... fourths have been to refiners; the: re. mainder may or may not reach our shores. BELFAST TRADE REPORT. s I(From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) LinxNs.-In all departments of the trade active s opera tions are being carried on with unabated spirit and energy ...

... 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 ...

... financier. So far as it goes, putting the nega- tives aside, it is good, but it still leaves the financial legis- lation of the Whigs invidious, partial, and selfish. The third day's sale of the works of the late Jolm Leech realised £4,108. The total amount ...

... tong ,cteh.'5'y Jb . . b. 10 0 10 01 . 0 ' , d l . 4. . 19: 0' 24 2 . 1 6:1 , BlIRVPAST Tf AD1E 'REPORT.I (from the Orlhiero Whig of Saturday.1iI LINENS,.-The t ado has been very snimate41 dur. lg the week, and prices of most makes ha 'con- siderably advanced ...

... 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 ...

... parties have como to the position that neither of thorn pre- tends to havesa policy, and each is content withilonly a 1cry. The Whig my is .personal, it ?? teI Tory cry is epigroa~nmatie, it is 1Vive Idtla ld6tet nleat mc. Crucial excellences in doing nothing ...