... Cotton Market waa reported quiet to-day. The sales are estimated at 10,000 bales, which are on speculation export. The Northern Whig gives the following report of the trade of that district for the past week The reduction the Bank of England rate has given ...

... applies oats also. Potatoes are an excellent crop, and only isolated cases hear that the blight has exhibited itself.—Northern Whig, ...

... cases occurred Sunday, one which proved fatal after twelve hoars' and the other two cases the worst results are anticipated Whig. It is a subject remark that .the Jewish .inhabitants of the east end of London have escaped almost unscathed during the outbreak ...

... reported steady to-day Saturday's rates. The sales are at 10,000 bales, of which are oft speculation and for export. The Northern Whig Saturday observes : Our Linen market hi** been firm and active the week, and for some class** oi goods an advance has been ...

... and Wolverhampton, a more cheerful tone has prevatied, githough in sd branches there i is little to report. Th The Nesthern Whig of Saturday observes :— Bill (equivalent te throwing it over -al- postponement til! December of ‘the debate on the tegether) ...

... Rooms, and in these the wits and lovers of ‘‘ Clubbing” assembled. Brooke’s in St James’ Street. was [a favourite with the ° | Whigs— “ The generous Brookes, whose honest, liberal trade Delights to trust, and to be paid.” when ia Dundes the Roos in Castle ...

... —Lord Kinnaird is styled the Earl of Kinnaird—(which, by the bye, there is no reason he should not be, and I hope the next Whig Government will take the hint); Glcag appears Mr Gloaby ; Mr Anderson, as Mr Annderson; and Fergusson Mr Ferguson ...

... Wolverhampton, a more cheerful tone has prevailed, although in some branches there is little improvement to report. The Northern Whig of Saturday observes The postponement till December the debate on the American Tariff Bill (equivalent to throwing it over ...

... the old C&iasa Envoy, regarding whom you remember it was Henry made the only pun err uttered in hia life by saying that the Whigs didn't know how to treat a man of genius when they got him, and when they did get one who was mo* particularly Howring, why ...

... more respect for the old Whig and Ton, and Tory and than for ths new terms which the requirement of modern party warfare have invented order to ding 'i4e or the real character and designs modern politician*. We knew what Whig and Tory maair. At une tune ...

... o*Gilvie; —Lord Kinnaird styled the Earl of Kinnaird—(which, the bye, there no resfeon he should not be, and hope the next | Whig Government will take the hint); Mr i Gloag appears as Mr Gloaby ; Mr Anderson, Mr and Mr Fergusson Mr'- 4 Ferguson to/wtt ...

... the office of President the Social Science Association, which has been held since its establishment by Lord Brougham. Tbe old Whig is about change hands. It hss bees purchased by Mr Wescomb, the proprietor of the Exeur and Gazette, for the Carlton Club. ...