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... comu.Uted for trial, has been discovered by the |h»liee late a date New York, September 23. Thk I /MiN Traiie. —The ” Northern Whig of Saturday reports follows on the trade of the week ; —“Although orders are not being freely pressed in the lir.ru market ...

... Secretaryship. Mr Monsell, who has before been in office, is mentioned as likely to succeed the right lion, baronet. The “Northern Whig” of Monday reports follows the trade Belfast for the past week : - The demand for every description linen good> continues very ...

... but some in« timation «»f the priuciples on which the Ministry hae been reconstructed, and of the policy which purauod. The Whigs have traded too much the reputation of the dead. They wasted session after session, relying on the sympathy caused by the untimely ...

... week, and in breaking up the Curragh camp. The Lines Thadf..—The following on the Rdfast linen trade is from the “Northern Whig Saturday : —Although demand in linens is slightly leas active than for some weeks past, still production Is rapidly absorbed ...