... North uf Irelan .9 J`an Thul StooisiipCa. I 0 I10 loI0 5 0' 1 8 2 ay NOv Paler MillICO-. 5 4 4200 24 O3O Tw July I orleu~en Whig so0 50 6s0o 0 5 0 6 u-ool Rlbecrtsoocjedio., :ForgusocnrOo.. .j0 10 1I0 0112155 Otterr Sept Steam Nov. Oa. of Ulster Marine ...

... of Ireland Steamship Ca_. 10 10 10 0 5S6a6l2 0 May Nov North of Ireland PaperMltl Glo.. 5 4 420 0 5 481eJan July Nofrther-n Whig M552 E 6 0 5 5 0 August Robertsco,Ledlle, Ferguson, ?? 10 119 0 612 5 5 2 lar Sept Stcam Nev. Co. of ?? 2 901 64 8 69 Mar ...

... M. Wsrd & Ceo.. Mitchenl. &Co,. - Do. ?? North of Ireland ' Soeaiehip Co jorth of Ireland 1 Paper Mill Ca.. s s-thew-r; whig Roberteson,Ledlie, Fergusona, &Co Steam Nav. Co. of ?? Ulster Marine . ..j Ulster Steam Young, King, 1: Co . t1 1 1 15 ...

... Supplies were not large, but wvere sufficient. Englishl wheat maoved off slowly-, and the tendency was in buyers' favour. Foreign whig ooerat wa duellan wEak. The flou markertwa I inactiive at late rates. Barley ohcanged hands F quietly at ftormcer t;erms. Oats ...

... buyers only offered3s 6.1., at which some lots where bought. Nlieldilesoou h warrants, 34s. 9d. cash sellers -No. 4 ioundry, whig is rather scarce, sold at M4s, and cannot well be had belew. Grey forge eakat3s.3d., or 3d. below yesterday. quotations. Mixed ...

... Treasurer (Mr, W. P. Xohibean) ackniowledges, vrith tbaasks, the receipt of £I19s~ from the Coinpositore newsroom Nothss'erni Whig; £-1 2e 5i¶ from thin employ&s of Messrs. M'Crea. & M'Farland ; 178 Sd from the employ~s of Messrs. Wordie & Co.; 1 Bs from ...

... f1A Fncrtxt Tkinvs'mDznkrn' n nt.d 1f' ?? fitcnp adit Dlob., 1 (103 Iv 106). rL f u- n, - S'ilal/pl Del.ha f/ Pa1(82 109) ; whig le. adrohel;ap - ?? o'jt 7 AlI lium1(10 to Il) , ; 7n6 ltct. ri r iofn Malbo tui 63 iLe. Det, 1'ojI(02 to 14) ; ditt V4pol ...

... Grey has been seven years in 1'arlia- ment. His House of Commons manner is admired. Those who are jealous of him call him a Whig. But he himself, though an aristocrat and a land- owner, prefers to be called a Radical, rather of the stiffer sort. Youlig ...

... been flattering thie artisans of Dublin for the past three years, were conspicuous by their absence, and it was left to the ?? Whig to fulfil the duties of an Irishl Labour representative. ...

... Nereley Coal Cmaylexwekedn ns moneby would ble pai net aek, id~thoques6tion ofu'wlether 'thin men shud eieaniy; t~jde fllo'whig'weok'would hle submitted to th miniers to deide, for' themuselves.-- Mr.,Greenohl attended,. 'an15L 8id _thie Thrsinigham con ...

... Futtte,, 00, -. . - 48-9 Cu D & ?? - X 47 . - Corn, OectdeUvot aicbfega - - 09 37M WhO* S,8 U.NO4NoruCW n 70. - Wbehit, Mew :WhIG , S0- - - 70' - Wheat Puea Oa - - - 71 - Whestature.De . - - 75- - 'Wbhet. Ot. delvery, at CMawSgo -. 05% 64K Cof~ee,Ri~o No ...

... (applause). If the Government would throw bpen the prison doors he would give the matter fair consideration. He might be called a Whig while others were called Fac- tionists-it was the custom nowadays to call each other names-but he maintained that his stand ...