... persuade itself that Mr. Gladstone's highest political ambition should to deserve the empty and evanescent popularity of the last Whig Premier. Mr. Gladstone, if he listens to the candid, but somewhat impertinent warnings of his busy monitors, will have escaj>ed ...

... ELECTION FIIIIT. The great Whig cliq ie has comin to grief, , As well as Adam anil MU creif; I The Scotsman, too, their haaglhty cthief, Is now laiH low The battle's fought, it has been hr-ef; A great o'eitbroi I We feught the Whigs and Tories both, AB earnest ...

... throughout Scotland.would bave been too' ecstatic and re. i boundless; and the gloom, I may say the. despair, of gy' -the Whigs ubmized' with ons drop :of consolation or )Y y unrelieved with.eane glimmer of hops. It is enough ts for once., I hope the ...

... 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 ...

... against 384,000 baesis, and t3d,01)0 wgicul re- ?? at the same period of last ii r 13EIFAST TRtADIL FiEPORII. (Froee the Northern Whig of Sasturdayi, L yNs.- Notwithstanding the dtlaesH in the cotton marlset, we have no downward tenledocy t iepurt in our trade ...

... 877,000 bales and 140,O0U piculs respectively at the same time last year. . ?? 0 BELFAST TRADE REPORT. f (Froms thre Northerm Whig of Saturday.) t LoINrIo.-The change in the course of the cotton e market during the week does not seem to have af. 0 feated ...