... prices of Monday last. A of the 12th reports a further advance in the price of Cotton. Cotton goods are advancing. The Northern Whig of Saturday reports as fol- lows on the trade of the week :— pervades Fisx. No in prices, sp: car matte for Bellis vement has ...

... throughout the land. The ugly word “ boroughmongering” represented a hateful fact, mean and contemptible to the last degree. Whig and Tory contended for possession of the House of Commons; Peer against Peer, [lawyer against lawyer, aspirant for placo against ...

... the fern to the effusion blood in on Tharsdssr. The who was asked explain the cant, anst the only motiee h* could think of whig the lade aesnolt him wae th» fact that had imisreri one them from hta employment The lads, he said, came upon him behind, ana ...

... of ecclesiastical revenues to secular uses, txactly ten years afterwards he was to retire from the Cabinet and abandon the Whigs for ever, because they adopted this principle. Forty five years ago he need the following memorable words:- “The four great ...

... will follow and Disraeli, (Lond cheers.) No matter what the com- of the British Government may be, no matter whether it be Whig or Tory, if they keep our brothers cked up that we will centuries of more than we have in the past, and that is Ges cf Drive ...

... Manchester clo’ to different Belfast firms, There was aleo on ber deck o large b, and was quantity of apgle- irop.—Aerthern Whig. ...

... population in Ireland. Rev. Mr Laird presided,* and opened the meeting. There was a moderately large attendance. The Rev. Mr Whig ham of Ballinasloe addressed the meeting, and furnished interesting particulars of the encouraging progress of Presbyterianism ...

... Conserva®lTes and Liberals. Round these two centres Several minor parties cluster; as, for instance, the the cream of our old Whigs, few sober-minded Independents, and the modern Constitutionalists, all adhere to, and identify themelveg with, the great ...

... whole property of the Irish Church would to the landlords, lu conclusion, he said it had been tho great and glorious privily Whig in I'** 1 ~“ civil and rciigious freedom. By au instinct the loading men and statesmen of the country had felt that religious ...

... Smite, ed itis 5 they were Etscrioy.—The Dublin of Common Pleas yesterday delivered judgement in the attachment motion Northern Whig, Northern Star, and on the motion. and no costs on Ulster Examiner, ‘There was no rale or a Barrish wx THe Istanps.—A melancholy ...

... He narrated deepened and intensified in of the ‘le, and described @ leading facta in the history He closed by depicting the Whig’s Vault in Dunbar he eaid, one of his own ancestors had femur, He le promised in his next lect: on the third Sabbath January ...

... the whole property of the Irish Church would go the landlords, In he eaid it had been the great and glorious privilege of the Whig party in past times to have secared civil and religl- ous freedom. By an instinct the leading men and states- men of the country ...