... per cent. } 1 per cent. and wine, per - The instances of decrease Cc cents; cen fined 75 per cent. poy r cent. | The Northern Whig of Saturday remarks on the gar local Linen trade as follows | Nowe the usual pause in trade at the Stocks, pe are xception ...

... was the Chronicle, Henderson & Co., of South THE WRECKS ON THE IRISH COAST. _One of our hades on Tuesday, (says the Northern Whig), who ive vi ezsels have been states that no less than the Coun ty Down coast, between we Bay—a distance of about twenty miles ...

... isfeared. In the Iron dis- tricts a fair amount of business has been done, bu i there is no change of importance to The Northern Whig of Saturday observes :— _ The Linep trade of the past week has been without any increase of activity. trade contina- can demand ...

... November, 2,065, 213 742 15,080, At Mark Lane to-day, the supply of English Wheat was small, and sold readily at previous Northern Whig of Saturday reports as fol- lows on the trade of the week :— ‘o new feature in the Linen trade duiing the presented the usual ...

... had remained house (the servants heard them), after their in order, in all probability, to find out how they what further oa Whig. of s oF Masy the trial in London charged with de one of the by means of a mock auction. that he was in of Levine for five ...

... man, having read a good deal in day, yet he spare time, and he was noted for his native ability and force of He was a staunch Whig in tics, and supporter of Palmereton ana sal Ragssell, aud wa 3 always Well read up in the political news of the day. He was ...

... mother and another son, both in rags, barefooted. This was the entire funeral procession as it passed through Police Northern Whig. vr. snow has inflicted an irre the theatres and places of public amusement. of Drury Lane is £1300 out of pocket. When the ...