... which would have the effect of debasing the borough. (Cheers.) Lord Am. barley, the son of the Prime Minister, was a moderate Whig, and be had coalesced with a stentorian vision. ary, who by his extreme doctrines had made reform unpalatable, and had rendered ...

... gifts. An average Totnes elector would sell his vote to the Tory candidate for £15, when he would not sell it under £25 to the Whig candidate- i e., if he did not take money from both sides. or had not aspirations after a good place of £300 a year. It is ...

... they elnde our grasp like summershadows. (Applause.) la politics, wee tued to tbe quite contented witu thetwo goodold parties Whig Ia co Tory-the great fault f the one being thlat they Vsometimes were inclined to go rather fast, and the ,great fault of the ...

... limited that holders are not inclined to seU unless at some. thing like old quotations. BELFAST TRADB REPORT. promm the forthern Whig of Saturday.) .LInEs9ss-The egreatest depression has prevailed in our market during the week, and was yesterday made even more ...

... 6 . s9-in., 44 feed, red-end long I cloth, 86 vards 9Sib- 11 3 11 922 0 !7 6111 I BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) LrIENS.-Almost no business has been transacted in any department of the trede during the week, and to-day everything ...

... We understand that many Of the Conservatives-not a few of *Whom as easflietly desire a moderate measure of Reform as the Whigs-show indications of a real wish for a settlement of the question. We learn that after they have seen the Seats Bi Bl, Provided ...

... populous counties. The pastoral county is, of course, unmolested simply be. cause it is the private political preserve of the 'Whig Duke of Sutherland. REMrOVArL Or THrE QLaENrTs STATvEU-Pre- psratioiis were ycsterday commenced -ith a \loe to ?? ?? of the ...

... prices close easier. Lard firm, at 7li, per I ant. for Amerlcrn~-LircrteOl Mfercury. BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) , LSENS.-We have to report some appearance of steadiness in our market to-day, chiefly arising, as Iwe believe ...

... county of Sutherland, which ought to have v been joined wifh the county of Catthness. Only by t a Whig job that great county was saved for a i: great Whig nobleman. If they had a Reform Bill at al they should deal out equal justice. (Hear.) Colonel SYKES ...

... administered. A grandson of the great naturalist Cavier has just been appointed a sub-governor of the Bank of France. The Northern Whig says that the Queen has made very liberal and large purchases of Irish poplin for the wedding trousseau of the Princess Helena ...

... House then adjourned at 9.20 par OUTBREAK OF ThE CATTLE PLAGUE IN IRELA ND. (From the Second Editionof the Ecifast Northern Whig) The rinderpest has broken ottt in rbe townland of Drennay, County Down, five miles from Lisburn. Four cattle have beeo killed ...

... if not the dicta- ison, of Mr. Briht. The grou-ing will generally, if not always, put ain end to dictation on the part of Whig magnotee, but these groups will not always have community of interests, without which there can be no real representation. ...