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... per lb. Is Irer dozen. Smithfield Cattle Mahxet, Wednesday, April 26.—Prices follows : —Prime Beef, hrst quality, to 52s ; second quality, 6d to 40s ; Mutton, to p. r lb., sinking orial; Veal Calves, from 30* to each Lambs, lOs to 20s each. There was very inferior market, to-day, owing to the wetness of the weather. Sales were dull. /.codon. Monoat, Apbil 24. Grain, frc —We have bad a fair ...

... Mr. Kcvs, M.P., and Colonel Veracr, M.l*., took their departure hence, yesterday, the Prituxss Alice, en route to Loudon, att*.nd their Parliamentary duties. .Mr. Dunbar, our late Mayor, was also among the passengers, the last trip of this splendiu vessel. We observe, advertisements winch have recently appeared in our paper, that the shopkeepers llelfasl iiave agreed shut their shops an early ...

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... a of Sixteen LectAes.#.:, th. HISTORY FRENCH LITERATURE,/n i/ MUSEUM, COLLEGE-BQUABE, beginning on AfEBNESI) AY, the 17th March, at Two o’clock, r.M., ud to be cuiiliuued every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at the same hour. Tickets of Admission and Syllabuses of the Lectures, at One Ouine-i each, for the Whole Course, and Tiro Shil- Hn.js for Single Lecture, art! to be had at Mr. GREER’S ...

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... The Synod met eleven o’clock, when the Bishop of Brechin proceeded to read the remaining portion of his defences. The defences read the Bishop of Brechin extended to 229 pages of print, so that it is impossible for us to find space for even an abstract of the document, which referred entirely to matters of doctrine. To the first head of the accusation brought against him, namely, that had ...

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... Majesty’s Forts and Settlements on the Gold Coast. Hen Grnerosity. —On the 10th instant, at St James's Church, Westminster, the Rev. Edward Hartopp Grove, Vice-Principal of Brazen-nose College, Oxford, was married to the Hon. Harriet Lister, one of her Majesty’s maids of honour. The bride was given away by Lord John Russell, whose first wife was her sister. Her Majesty presented the happy fair ...

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