... aP the betterdlass of theee etocks move up the others are inquiredfor - In rdeferc to the linen andflax trade the .Yorikerm Whig of this day reports:-` Onr trade in linens during the week 'as been steady, but without much materiji alteration either in ...

... face, nap, and witney finishes, but it is too early yet for any extensive demand. BELIFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Belfasb Whig.) .Belfast, Friday Eveninl. LYNENs. -Brown-Power-Loom-Stocks show no decrease; prices as last quoted; demand quiet. Handlo ...

... SauYDERSON. Secretary of the Newtownards GasCom. pany. Newtownards, April 20, 1870. N. B.-The above letter was sent to the Whig on I9h inst., but refused publication, ...

... it*scarcely dareeto credit—that Irish Tory landlords arc anxious to have the passing of the messure delsyed foi year. The Whig stys :— 44 If there are great landlords blind their own interests, so dead to all the obligations of honour, as to imagine ...

... child,, and soon lost a devoted mother. His only relation waa one of his two guardian*, Scotch noble—a Presbyterian and a Whig. This uncle was a widower, with some children, but they were girls, and, though Lotfcair attached to them, too young to be ...

... also will wheat ami oats, with few exj ceptions j and potatoes, they are, general ' j consent, set down plendid crop.—Belfast Whig. • Agricultural Prospects.—The weekopened with I a sultry, fine day. There was rain early on Monday morning, fine in the forenoon ...

... rleady, ed gptianbeen shtmrther more moosy. andlancore wse istern` In favear of buyer, %. Quotations to-day: Wisest-Rog- WM, Whigs. eel. WK It 57a. laer.; s Igo. to 55s.; read old, Mu to Ws e new, .43a. to ebs. per 48l1b; Assriasd,, % hite, old. I Os d. ...

... with bringing it about ! Now, nothing but the belief that people will stand anything, will forget everything, will rejoice in Whig Radical government whatever happens, could dictate such a speech. Public Opinion! Whoformed that public opinion'? Did not these ...

... EXnOTrrmN. - On Tbursday, Coloiel LeanrmoulW(.Coiuservatie) was rgturned by a majority df above fi6e Jedred oy er Sir H3ieryStorks (Whig). * ni Mayro* of Llyegpool, oai' Thrsday, unvelled the bronre equentrlan s~tatus o2, tbe; 'Qime, vrhich has been placed in ...

... say. Agitation was 1s unknown among them. In Anti-Corn Law a Societies or Reform Leagues they took il no part. Of politics, Whigs and Tories, a ithey were profoundly ignorant, Their form 1 of relioious worship was the inbheritance of the a village, and ...

... Iltls doing in wheat,, farmers being unwilling to accept less than last, weeks rate.. A fair quantity of barley ofez'mog, wh~ig met with a slow sle, at lat ice s. MANCHESTER HAY, WzDsfEsDAY.-Hay, 7d to gt sraw, 44 to 444 per atone. EDINIIURGR CATTL5, ...

... liquidation expected to be very favourable-is fact, It payment in full is regarded as not unlikely in'both , cases, a The Northern Whig reports that 'at a general I meeting of shareholders of the Cork Flax Spinning it and Weaving Company, held on Thursday, the ...