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... compared with I 1848, the product and stock of pig iron are 92.000 and 95,000 tons respectively in excess , while the entire ship- menu are 14,858 tons less— being 153,183 ton. to foreign ports, 221,943 tons coastwise, in 1849, against 162,151 tons foreign, and ...

... alternative of I the po.r.t,..u>e or starvation. It was a factory master's ?? V >: it. England lhe iactory sys'em of tho-e menu- II I* T* ' s Wat lEo ...

... in open meeting, as will be seen by the subjoined report ofthe proceedings. Instead of seeking for Protection, these docu- menu prayed for the full extension of the Free Trade policy tc :he agricultural as well as the manufacturing interest, »'i:t other ...

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... or to neglect its own raw material and import the articles manufactured from that of another country, is to pre- termit the menus which nature has provided for its advance- ment For instance, we exported during the fiscal year ending th« 30th of June. 1849 ...

... monarchy that bow lives, becsu.e I _niwo- stantly warning and preaching that un.'ess they reduce their expenditu'e, and find menus to govern without these onerous standing armaments, first of all the tax astheiell will eat the people, and then the people ...

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... any means for the c ?? rtah.. or -;ven decmt reception of the new comer.. We invite large numbers t.. our short s ; and our menus of temporary receptiou with our plan, for sa, si -.-tory ai raoii-iu- ut, as effecting tha hun- dreds of pprtons lauding her ...

... sad state of disorganisation ; j robbery, violation, and other little eccentricities of a i j similar nature constitute the menus plaisirs of the ?? subjects of his Holiness at the present moment. ■ ' PARIS, Tuesday, Five p.m. Many fine and complimentary ...

... still i n a sad ?? of disorganisation ; robbery, violation, and other little eccentricities of a similar nature constitute the menus plaisirs of the subjects of his Holiness at the present moment. PARIS, Tuesday. Five p.m. Many fine and complimentary things ...