... would great beyond mea-BUThe plain fact of the matter is, jubilantly exclaims the Standard,” that the Tories are dishing the Whigs in more ways than one. They have settled the Reform question, they are grappling with the abuses of our Poor law system, they ...

... IRELAND The “Belfast Whig Saturday reporta follows on the trade the week The geueral dulness throughout the linen trade continues unabated, although some exceptional instances ttansacliona considerable extent have taken place. In Ballymena the supply ...

... lately been in a very despondent state. new razor was found in the pocket the unfortunate man. Tu* Linen Trade. —Th® “Northern Whig of Satnrday re porta the Belfast linen trade as fottowa : —There is little change in linens this week. The tone the market ...

... -Colonel Greeohiil Gardyne’s fox hounds meet on Saturday, 21st, at Finhaven Hill, at 10.30 a.m. east end on Monday, December, at Whig Street ; and on Thursday, 26th, Middleton House, at haft-past ten o’clock- The Treasurer of the Ladies’ Coal Fund has the pleasure ...

... their party, if they must take up the Reform question at all, would prefer to ere their rapport to something different from a Whig even if the difference emended in going further. This meeting, doulitleee, hail much influence with the Ministry in determining ...

... and their eases, it is understood, are course of transmission the Horee Guards fer decision. The Linen Trade.— The “Belfast Whig Saturday says:—The improvement in the tone of the linen market which we noticed last week baa at least suffered relapse; and ...

... earlier than a day I. after the data as labia! the wails due at their I Ala d antvaL Greoubill rot• nougats will mot 23n1 at Whig Stria. A A.M. ; Thum:to), at 10.30 A. M. A Stole Wes'sow wvwtn Ito f••re. wee twolvarts same into .Mown at the tap 4if JAM ...