... The Lists Tiude.-Tl.o “Belfast Whig Sa, V',. „., follows the trade ol the week :- linen market has Ken quiet all week, without linen • stocks continue large, but°as this Jason, the production of hand\ is diminishing. The report of the Sithfield exhibits ...

... eleven o’clock on Sunday night. Six of them, including the leader, were taken into custody. Tue Linen Trade. —The M Belfast Whig’* of Saturday reports as follows on the trade of the week Business in the linen department continues dull. Power-loom linens ...

... amongst the Tories, that we believe that, if dissolution became inevitable, there would be ten Tories who would rejoice for one Whig or Liberal of any shade. This will seem strange statement, but will not appear so strange to men who look below the surface ...

... Processions Act. The military and constabulary patrolled the town. There were uo dislmbauces. The Linen Trade.— The **Northern Whig” of Saturday reports ou the Belfast linen trade follows: Linens. —The general busiue«s of this department of trade continues ...

... Canning, Huskisson, and Pee! prove that a bold and wise libeiallty has been heirloome of the party. What four names can the Whig or Radical party place alongside of these? It easy see that under their present leaders we are the eve seeing the Tory party ...

... linestion. The Tory Peers, alma to a nun, have gone for hountrild sidlrage. and nothing ham limn left for Earl Russell the Whigs to do lint to follow, with undisguised reluctance, and not without bitter taunt. at the Tories fur having outdistanced them ...

... IRELAND. The Linen Trade.— The “Northern Whig of Saturday reports : —There lias been better feeling iu the linen department during the past week, and prices are firm at last week’s quotations. Stocks do not show any increase. In Ballymena, on Saturday ...

... Lowe. “ 1 suppose it is a man who bolds the same opinions this year that he did last. The house felt the home-thrust, and Whig and Tory joined in one loud and long burst of uproarious feeling. “If so, continued the relentless |>ereecutor, as soon as ...

... young peer Who, followed, Lord (who made hie mahlen epoeln, is a man mooch nine,- likely to mein- his nark than the more • Whig twoyearold [Lord Nforkyl whom I have mentioned. He spoke with great firmness, cleanses-, and aeetnim. His spool was well thought ...

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