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... THE IRISH LINEN TRADE. The Northern Whig of Saturday contains the following report of the Linen, Yarn, and Flax trades There is no change this week in the Linen trade, which still continues very quiet iu sympathy with the cotton market. A slight improvement ...
... TURES” BELFAST. (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG THIS DAT The local autuorities have moat properly prohibited the series of lectures’’ to which ire Called their alientiou yesterday morning. Tueir prompt and decided action will be approved every seasible person ...
... look place without fatal consequences, as it sc .Tried scarcely possible that loss of life could he preven ted. —Northern Whig. ________ AID FOR THE IRISH FENIAN EXILES. The \cn York Sun says :—A committee has been formed in this city, with its head ...
... Fire Offices and the public to do everything in their power to encourage the use of Bryant ana May’s Patent Safety Matches whig;: light o»lt ON THE BON „ Holloway’s Ointment and Pii.L'.-Cougii Influenza.—The soothing properties of these medicaments render ...
... Fire Offices and the public to do everything in their power to encourage the use of Bryant and May’s Patent Safety Matches whig:! light only ON THE BOX Dddlik—Printed and Published tor the Proprietor the Office, 7, SnSolk-strect, Thursday, Mar 14, 1868 ...
... Tlere has not been such a position for years, not to say centuries, and appeal not to the Liberals, but to the Tories and old Whigs, to terminate it at once, it is not to their ad* vant»ge that the constitution should be set aside in favour of personal power ...
... 5 per Cent.. .mall 1«* ’f* City Debentures, 4 per Cent. Ballast Office Debentares-4 l*r Cent of 6s 2d ••• The Northern Whig of this daj report*— Although demand for linens continue* without animation, and little is doing, except in the esse of 38-io ...
... Fire Offices and the public to do everything in their power to encourage the use of Bryant and May’s Patent Safety Matches whig:: LIGHT ol THE a High and Balm fob the Among the numerouß preparations offerwi to the pnblic for health and comfort, Oldridge's ...
... Cent., small ••• IOJ* City Debentures, per Cent. Ballast Office Debentures—4 per Cent of £92 2d B** The Northern. Whig of this dsy reports—- The Linen m.rkct is dnll, »nd lo effect sales rsthor lower prices would hare to .ccepted. Stock, are ...
... faithful defender, (Loud and long continued cheers) The CHAIRMAN put the resolution, which was tarried amid load applause.— Whig. ...
... the ▼ary acts for which they extinguished him the bidding of his cruel foe. It was a siameful chapter in the history of the Whig .vernment ; and Lord Brougham was ever a ter without political character and social i ifluence He in urred universal reprobaton ...
... of the noble lord, the leader of the Whigs, were |Mr. Mason Jones, Mr. Miall, Mr. Beales, and Mr. Potior (loud laughter and cheers). Where were th* troftpa friends that should accompany old age? Where were the Whigs wno bad surrounded him in ois career ...