... paper of the speeches at the dinner in connection with the Cattle Show, that a very unwarranted use of their priv ilege of speaking was taken first hy the croupier and subsequently by the chairman, in bringing forward the discordant elements of politics ...

... three persons. The most susceptible person was Mr M'Farlane, tailor, whom Mr Lewis affected so far as to prevent his moving, speaking, &c. Mr Lewis did not succeed so well with the others, but enough was done to convince the audience of at least the fact ...

... Publisher are determined that it shall be based on this never-failing testing standard ; and, in these momentous times, shall speak out, and that in a manner not to be mistaken by either temporising Protestants or degraded Papists. As I am sure I need only ...

... shurt-horns ; from other parts of England, 350 of various breeds; and from Scotland, 186 horned and polled Scots. Comparatively speaking, the supply of sheep was tolerably good as to number, and of lull average quality. On the whole the mutton trade was inactive ...

... principles he has advocated and professed to act on being practically applied. This he seems to be quite aware of, for in speaking against the amendments he declared that he saw nothing them which should induce him, if they were carried, to refrain from ...

... the side of a nobleman with sycophantish words, but the manners of an intelligent man, who knew his profession, and could speak about it unembarrassed to another, no matter whom. The Duke asked him to call Devonshire House next day, and the young man ...

... last, Oats, though in short supply, also gave way in price, and business was altogether languid. The advices from Ireland speak well of the prospects for the harvest. The breadth of land under grain is said to be greater, and that cultivated with potatoes ...

... ordinary revenue on the quarter just ended, compared with the corresponding quarter last year, is only £34,417 fact which speaks for itself, and requires no further details to recommend it: for the quarter ending July 5, 1850, with which the comparison ...

... bellies. That the fields are well subdivided and fenced we altogether deny. There are no doubt exceptions, but generally speaking the fences between Kinbuck and Greenloaning are quite insufficient for the separation of the numerous flocks that come to ...

... Publisher are determined that it shall be based on this never-failing testing standard ; and, in these momentous times, shall speak out, and that in a manner not to be mistaken by either temporising Protestants or degraded Papists. As I am sure I need only ...

... best of their time in endeavouring to induce as many possible of their respective adherents to lodge claims. Both parties speak confidently of having large majority. Though possessed of authentic information as to the number already lodged, and those ...

... seasonably well supplied with both town and country killed meat, amongst which has been about carcasses foreign. Generally speaking—as the butchers have mostly supplied themselves liberally in Smithfield—the demand has ruled inactive, and prices have been ...