... shrewd gueess, that the prin. itcipal stateemen of every party are awake to the evils in- at, herent in our present monetary laws,. and that their re- e v. ual!i o hi cmlto overturn, in in cnsotemnplation, Ithe range of value in capital from 10 to 2 per ...

... strange phenomena in British history after a year of Continental revolitions,; and if to these we add the bad faith and bad laws wvhlich have alienated the affections of the Cape, the Cingulese, the lonian, and ?? even the Australian colouists--and, to ...

... alion thasi this which I have adopted. There can, I think, be no question that thle effect of the recent chasiges of thle law in, reslpeet to thle free. aimport of tiss main articles of subsistenCE will tie to isaintaiss a range of low 1sriees in average ...

... that I the intimate acquaintance with the condition of the corn- f growing countries which would justify me in forming an independent opinion: I have never visited them; and regarding the corn-law question as one to be substantially Rio, decided by the House ...

... of the management clauses as The Coihmittee of the National Society deeply ts, regret the resolution finally adopted by the Corn- mittee of Council, to exclude from all share of the in parliamentary grant for education those Church schools, the promotove ...

... manner prescribed by law in such cases. As Mirs. C. was at the time the only child and sole heiress -of the Baron, and her marriage portion, instead of ex. t ceedling, fell far short of her expected inheritance, the Irequirement of the law did not apply to ...

... United States to Great Britain anid Ireland since September 1, 1849: Barrels Barrels Bushels Bushels e Frons To Flour. Corn Meal. Wheat. Corn. 0 New ?? Dec. 11 .112,282 250 . 127,21 ,15 35,583 a New Orleans. Dec.I 5 . :. ,212 104,147 a Philadelphia.. DecI1 ...

... subject of the colonies, which it considers as good as Catholic Emancipation, the Reform Bill, or the Repeal of the Corti Laws, and obscrves that if it be only once granted that ?? England has now forcsworn religious, civil, and commercial monopoly ...

... and orange pipe. The cause of death was acute 'inflammation of the lung, and ite, investing membrane. on the leftL side: The corn- ,y p'aint described by the last wiosia, 'of Palein ir Iethe ''eceased's left side, would be the first pro. it. minent sympntom ...

... for, arit x stirring in the city to-clay :the principal topic of conver- tj sartion has been the chan~ge in the Navigation Laws, vtlte which comnes into effect to-morrow, for t Connidcrable disappointment is felt at the non-arrival line, cof the American ...

... fill tip tlie elituatitin if flhucine_-suirvevor vteantt bv the resignation of Mr. Jolin Binhurtrv. The reporit; of the kvater Corn- mifltee wilt eomripiso inatrtittiotne t, Mr'. Rtiphienron and report of interviu'ws wvitht bin. The fullowvin: motiton by ...

... flour was made at 2 dola. 874c. Corn mial is sate tionar at 2 a]l. 73r., without sales. Very little wheat arriving, elu and 3,000 bushelsgod Delaware reds sol at lO5c. Small sates I of white are maig at full prices. Corn Is more plenty and 8,000 bushels ...