... markets this week'ara-small and unimportant . In Belfast yesterday about four tons wero offered ; usual quality . — yorthem Whig , December 17 . ...

... returned to-Belfast . . • .-, , .: ; - • - - • . _ '; . . - . - . ; : ' .. • : IHarABT LINES THADE . ' : . • The .. Northern Whig . - ' to-day says that . while no , improvement can be reported , on the other , hand no falling off . is to . be recorded ...

... thBibill . ^ a - clause ;; ailuiittintt eighty Irish m ^ nih era luto • the-3 'capQria , l ^ -PavIiii . nierit-to ' weiph doTOm Whig ^ dt iTiiry as it » tiited : and ' pa . id' ; theni best . to'do i 3 .. ; n . . Ucpnce' X ^ 'certainly would-hot 'pntruefc ...

... Liberals should defray tlis registration expenses and run their own candidates . Put into ordinary language , this means that the Whigs saied yearly the slims wliich should bo spent on tcgistnition . No actual money , perhaps passed from the Liberals to ( he ...

... TJnionismsis non-political . That is A rule , which , should be enforced as strongly against ; the Socialists as against tho Whigs find Tories . ...

... NATIOSAIIST COLIECTIOS . —The , London MHeBpflnflenti cf thn Irish . fnilcncilu ' clu . ' nritos;—! observe in the account of the Whig I . S . League Convention on Saturday an incident mentioned in the headiue has been inadverttritly omitted from the body of ...

... meeting of the Trade Union Congie ? -, says : —We would say to the working men at larpe what Burkc said to tha from the New Whigs to tlif- Old ; find wa would iiinke the samp appeal in the C . I-H of tlin Trada Unionists . What wfre those associations tirat ...

... trade is easier , and np to the present Ameri . caa ( levers t » 'R not inada their presence felt at this side . —Kv-rthem Whig . ...

... Wednosday . It is interesting to note that for his conscientious action and hiacoarageous speecli Lord Herechell i 3 denounced as a Whig . TliB old Whiga , 'if any nra left in the land , will appreciate tbo compliment implied . Honest Radicals—and there aie many ...

... characterised by little , if any , change in any department of the market , and whilst a quiet , tone ( savs ' to-day ' s Northern Whig ) has been experienced , there is at the same time . a very healthy feeling , and prospects for the second lialf-year are ...

... Rermany a fair sprink ! ii ) g of orders have bsen entered , and the colonial markets are fully holding their own . — Northern Whig , September 30 . ...

... back . General export trade ? s well maintained , but there is no quotable change to note in nny direction . — ' Northern Whig , Apnl 1 . ...