... average, we think we are justified in asserting that, taken in the aggregate, the produce was less than that of last year. In speaking thus, it must be understood that we are referring to wheat and oats only, it is very evident that the quantity of barley ...

... deolared n,, »er so much in an unprofessional person, Besides l )(, eminent qualities, the Prince expresses himself in •'''blic speaking with elegance and facility, and he has extraordinary talent in translating rapidly into '^ w edish or Norwegian the speeches ...

... National has revived an old rumour regarding Ibrahim Pacha, that he is not the son of Mehemet. Of the truth of this we cannot speak very positively some authorities call him the eldest son, others the second son, of the late Pacha, but certainly a rumour ...

... little or no business on any day, they have much business to travel on Suudav as any other, Fon the 2d Class.—lt not, strictly speaking, quite proper for persons of this class do the same thing every day ; so lhat a perfect system of morality would prohibit ...

... of beasts fresh up to our market this morning having been, the time of the year considered, rather limited, and generally speaking of but middling quality, we have to report, notwithstanding the supplies of meat the dead markets are good, decided improvement ...

... full of Utopian ideas as any we have yet read, and make us doubt whether be dreaming or living again in the year of grace Speaking of the present state of society, he says,— We believe that the Spirit of the age, conscious of the unprecedented magnitude ...

... the vote been taken. This, however, Mr Lewis, who presided, studiously avoided, although pressed over and over again. They speak of forced settlements. know of none more so than this. The reason is obvious: We had no choice —Mr Hill being the only candidate ...

... half an hour's notice. TESTIMONIALS AND EXTRACTS. The leading Medical Periodical of the day, the Lancet, of Jisne 6,1846, speaks thus decisively of the Patent Flour:— We agree with Mr Herapath, in considering that Jones's Patent Flour one of the most ...

... half an hour's notice. TESTIMONIALS AND EXTRACTS. The leading Medical Periodical of the day, the Lancet, of June 6, 1846, speaks thus decisively of the Patent Flour: We agree with Mr Herapath, in considering that Jones's Patent Flour is one of the most ...

... o' them wud daur to tell a' that ye've been tellin'. I dinna care fat they say to me, they sanna stap my mou'. An' I'll speak fat's true in spite o' them—it's a the truth, an' the truth 'ill bide a tellin .—Aberdeen //«- raid. A Real Invasion. Whilst ...

... Guards. Witness—Mr J. C. Reinhardt, Chemist, .Market Place, Hull. CURES OF CONSUMPTION. Dec. 5, 1047. Gentlemen,—l can myself speak of your Wafers with the greatest confidence, having recommended them in many cases of pulmonary consumption, and they have ...

... Corn Meal (per brl. of 196 lbs.) 16s to 17s Bye Flour (per ton), £7 to Os Smith licit] Cattle Market, Jan, 8. Comparatively speaking, this was decidedly the best supplv of beasts have seen for number of years past at this particular season. The weather being ...