... Bengal 3d to 4 d, and Madras 4d to sh the UV. stober sales. Gd per Ib., compared will Saturday reports on the ‘The Northern Whig of state of tho Belfas t Linen Trade as follows :— —Very little change has ‘Lip: .8— Brown — Power Loom. ve take: place the ...

... incorrect, but if it is not so there is little doubt that the Whigs must go out of the Cabinet. The policy cannot go. It is not even a mere Go- vernment policy, but a nation’s, aud if the Whigs have once more failed to see the tendency of a high public opinion ...

... Bench, aud it will, we have doubt, add more to that dignity the more the ¢ | is called for, be the candidate petitioned aga of Whig, Tory, or Radical. If like facts are pro against Mr Foxstxx's agents (they will not proved against himeelf), he too must quit ...

... a generous manful defiance to all the narrowness and stupidity, on behalf of a wronged people. But they were a emal] party. Whig newspapers represented the full growth of British opinion on the Catholic question ; and they were equally bold, and far more ...

... beard on Satur. ie ie hbour! ‘hood of Port Ballintrae, about tw: Giant's Causeway, are iu flower in many sheltered Northern Whig, the same lox. atity.— Lorp Mayo a8 or Ispia.—The Bombay corr the Times aks very favour- tuade by Lord ie yo in India. The ...

... syaten of canvasting ; sot to attack by anonymous placards o: renibe the rivate cr personal character of any of our 0 porente— Whig or T. to meet every one on tii: igh ground of principle and moral worth,” Caino,—The etreeta of Cairo, I stand alone ir their ...

... 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 ...

... at the recent J, Hargrave’s travelling expenses to Moffat and back, when he warned Ernest Jones of the folly of helping the Whigs, after spending bis life in exposing the cruelty and villany of that party,” &., &., Mr Howard Paui, in an amusing article ...

... ot Carlisle, at the recent elevtwn ;—' travelling expenses to Moffat aad back, he worned Jones of the folly of helping the Whigs after epending bis life in exposing the craalty aad villag of that part: Mr Howard ia an amusing artisle on the * Orde Systew ...

... and it will, we have no doubt, add more to that dignity the more the duty is called for, be the candidate petitioned against Whig, Tory, or Radical. If like facts are proved against Mr Forster's agents (they will not be proved against himself), he too must ...

... a Sweden- ticn, throngh by Theremi clal Provincial Correspondence of Wedass lay came to eee that the adoption o! isa pul re Whig in a Liberal Government ; an This is the petitioner’s own statement of his o ase, | paving # earviving parent whois undergoing ...

... revenues will admit of ; Sheriff of Chancery.” The post was created by the | Mr William Kerr, the factor, advises me that t! Whigs to find a place for the late Mr Patrick Shaw, cannot be done, and probably Mr Webster, tho Advocate—a nepbew of the Bell and ...