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... horned cattle runs close up to 40 miflions, the prospect of an abundant crop of hay be- comes especialy important.-ifortlwni. Whig. WHITEHALL, MAs 27.-Thes Queen has been pleased to present the Rev. David Williamson to the church and parish of Forgandenny ...
... Simootesn: FElialb'Il. it-fr hIErbace; Biiiow Cu c-C. frotl Im,-~ f,,rf l, for London; Ang'lers a from Meatttl-tnI ~ee M-TiE WHIG PAETYi AND 1105..1iCEll Lt. Th tr oughuem, in a recent I- tte of Tetrue course ia to give bOtolW)-10 is pbroposed this at ...
... University Education. Earl Ruasell, who is at present in Killarney, has, we are informedJ been invited to attend the Congress.- Whig. The Prensa, of H. vamnnah, says that the Liberal authorities of the capital of Mexino are beginning to persecute the Catholic ...
... of. om~mos Mr.Watkim -expressed, an opinion that the prement.Government would mint ~di '.brfing in a ?? he dei~tnotd tim wi Whigs who in 1859 took office upon the questionj of j refo~rmD, and then. shelved the. suoqq~b for, sixr ylears. . ifi however the' ...
... Whether government should purchase the Irish railways? was very animated and interesting and is thus noticed by the Northern Whig :- The question is a very simple one. The public have made up their mlinds; the government are supposed to be not unfavsurable ...
... i 23 2 3 2'1 41 in..i 44 ientL let1 eltI ?? I 1 .! 6Cr, ?? 9 10 I:10321 011741 [irsi-AST TRADE REPORT. (Fritcm tie Northern Whig of Satnrday.} ?? is but little change to notice iu lilehu ?? thw ireek. The trade continues quiet. ?? altlitsngl still within ...
... prices. The sales p are continued for some days in Edinburgh and V Leith. a r, *BELFAST TRADE REPORT. IN (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) r p LINENS.-The market has been5very quiet all week, and prices are dull, without much actual change. Stocks ...
... hands, but spinmers stillbuyvery cautiously, 1 erod only for present requirements. BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (Freto the Northem Whig of Saturday.) LINEes.-The state of the trade since our last re- pert has been without any noteworthy feature. Home trade continues ...
... 54s3d CLYDrCnuUSnMSUGAR EE(Oficiall aport.) -A fair business, at steady prices. -ELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From tihe Northern Whig of Saturday.) LINass.-There is little changetoreportthisweek Production continues on a diaanaihed scale and stocks are not ...
... market closed steadily,-; buyers rather than slles. No. 1 go.b, 52s; O. 3, 52s. LELFAtST TIADII RIEPORT. (From1 the Northern Whig of Satuerdsay.) L tExNS. -The general state of the trade is heavy and devoid of usual animation. Home transactiolls dluringl ...
... Mr. Gaffikin, they had agreed to recommend the Board to confine their advertise- ments to the Belfast 1\emi-Le.ter and the Whig. In pursuance of this, the Board, at their previous meeting, passed a resolution adopting the recommen- dation of the committee ...
... have been dis. posed of, chiefly Highland wools. There is no ap. Il eciable ?? in price. BELFAST TRADE REPORT. ?? the Northern Whig of Satriday.) l iN ;s. -There has been rather more doing dur- ili the past week, and a better feeling prevails. rather firmer ...