... memory must deceive him as to any meeting refers to having taken place in 1829. The only meeting held about that time bv the Whig party on tbe subject Reform, which I aware, or of which I can learn anything from Lord Russell, was one the members the House ...

... shipment, whillaat week it seemed impossible to satisfy the rpoiulalive mind. With respect to the lintn trade, the Northern Whig ot Saturday says—• The trade remains much be lame as in our It'si report. A orders have been rece lor clotbing goods for Aiceiica ...

... : eze* p» tion is made in favour of fids keepeia. in reference the linen trade ws take the follow* ing from tbe * Norcheru Whig’— * The linen mirket continues c’ul. ad prices are without material change. Ctock* are still on tbe increase and pro due ion ...

... civil lords were never consulted upon, but which was cabinet question ; and it was also a singular circumstance that when a whig Government waa in power there was also larger foreign squadron than when thero was conservative Government. The whole the Increase ...

... spelter and tin plates sre all quiet, been moslljl the case for a long time. In reference to the linen tradts the Northern Whig of day says— There is scarcely any ebaoge to report in the state trade this week. The de is still very doll, and stocks continue ...

... decision pon tbe question of raising additional capital waa po*t« to a future meeting. In reference the linen trade the Northern Whig of Saturday saye—* The state of maikot is without material change since last report. Coarse geode are atill without demand ...

... impeaobad tbia kill of aala inrelid. Tba Court eraatad (ha order and appointed Mr Anthony Fwz cffieial liquidator. IbePortkera Whig atataaia rrfennea to the linen lradr_Tha general Hite of the trade ia heary and deroid of aoimatioa. Home di - ring the paat ...

... of whsat were 3,212,207 cwts. against 2,159,170 in 1806. a very large quantity having res ceived from Prussia. Tbe Northern Whig of Saturday last reports— Tbe business in tbe linen department continues dull. Powerloom linens are increasing stock, and prices ...

... stated that Royal Commissioners report on railways would arasilsi early in April. la reference to the linen trade ** Northern Whig” wi Saturday says—There little change ta notice in this week. A fattier batter feeing prevails bout man variation either ta ...

... plattorm. Nor has he been sparing in bis attacks others. Lords and Commons, aristocracy and landowners, Conservatives and Whigs, have all come in for their share of—what shall we sayvituperation ? is scarcely too strong word. Honest as we believe John ...

... proffer aomo n-ggardly loan tb. railway aompaaiea t.ch that bofor. with rut to I bom. In to tha linen trade th. • Northern Whig’tayii_Tbt auto of Itada it wHhoal any ootowonhy laalatt, Hama contmaea qaiot, though trod. Bay ia decidedly faroarable. Coabaana ...

... them Irresistible reason, that all parties In the had attempted to deal with it and failed, lo the year 1552 there was a pure Whig Government headed by I/Td John Russell, who dealt with this subj ct and failed. In the year 1«5» there a Coalition Government ...