... which safrandael and which had sanctioned and Piell eg e a ads, should ad be swamped by mad with a bill egging which there Whig of eel disdains It met wets,_ el great Liberal pear le de t i t the if mead, would be kid the mad was WSW so, although the ...

... bed Is pike, went to the hew of the sheer sad left the ward there; but tioalwiy, set ealhied with the account she gave as to Whig is her lethal her is sad meet far wed Malta wee at thinly hdgad ism elk sod • bop for tbe c aZi rsea st to her caner. are se ...

... basis of a satins' tory measure. Conidering that this reaction is brought forward by a Liberal ssatt•ber, and the of tie late Whig whipper-ia and Beentsry to the Tressory, the Cheesier saywdl pray to he awed from his Should is be carried, it •will of come ...

... safe if its oppo- nents had been confined to the Opposition benches, but when, under thé pretence of anxiety for Re- form, | Whig Captains and Majors hold ‘a court- martigl, and pronounce sentence, against the, Bill brought in on their own side of the House ...

... fresh eases sine-* Wednesday; and new attacks have taken place since Mr Ferguson’s report. The Linen Trade. —The “Northern Whig** Saturday reports follows the linen trade of Belfast * —We have report some appearance steadiness our market to-day, chiefly ...

... tce been ovule with. without elite, Vet, t,. the deutiquent.—fatayele eite r :rh. CATTLE PLAGE, !num:l.—The Belfast .Vurthee* Whig of %Verities. day makes the following satisfying — There have been no further eases of Riwierpeg in this neighbo urhood. and ...

... Ireland. • receive less per iley their than canlittary Of 314 receive lens thaw 3s jre day. or I.,ND. The lielfasit ' Northern Whig ..f Weilnewlay makes the following satisfying aninouinx•nient 'Them hove been n. further .e., elerpein in this neigh• hourinnal• ...

... till our friend the Hew Zealan&er come to his long-reserved vantage-ground. Can anybody tell m why this should be Radicals, Whigs, Tories, and Aclullamites are all committed to pass Reform n the Reform Bill at present ef°re them. The acquiescence in the ...

... Government had given way to the orators, swagger member for in the Government were given to the disciples of the hon. the old Whigs ey had sold themselves, and were bound hand and foot to the unlike his accom- had avowed openly that this was the thin wedge ...

... many peo} tion is very likely—however that has been said so often, and so it may also this time not go so far.” The Northern Whig of Saturday reports as fol- lows regarding the Belfast Linen trade :— LisENs.—The upward movement in the Cotton market to-day ...

... Reform Bill, through the amendment, for of that there is no evidence whatever. We should even question whether the Whig instinct to keep a Whig Government in place was strong enough to induce this section of the party to accept not only the Government, but ...

... adoption of Captain Hayter's amend. ment—it became evident that the Opposition had no dance, without the aid of the recalcitrant Whig members, of sucoemfully carrying the ameudmeaL Captesa Bayles, therefore, Intlmated his intention et withdrawing his amendment ...