... Jubn Murray, comprehending 4 MILCH COWS; 7 one-year-old STOTS and QUEYS; 7 CALVES; 3 good WORK HORSFES 1 strong WORK FILLY, rising three; With the Carts, including an excellent Pony Cart; Ploughs, Harrows, Harness, Thrashing-Mill of twohorse power; with ...

... NEWS OF THE WEEK. Tux Easter recess has afforded few matters of fact, hnt many speculations. It is said that Sir Ronert Prew has been vanquished respecting the fate of Mr. O'CovsELL, and that this great Agitator will be imprisoned. Weo should feel that ...

... outgoing tenant, Alex. Gordon, consisting of 7 WORK HORSES, one of which, a black Marc, rising five, is well adapted for coach or cai riage harness ; 1 FILLY, rising three years; 1 FOAL; A RIDING PONY; 10 MILK COWS, of which two are near calving : 1 on ...

... showery, but not particularly. Some unknown atmospherical influence must have caused the striking depression. It is again rising slowly. Potatoe Murrain.— We regret to find, in this neighbourhood, that the murrain is affecting large quantities of the ...

... the stipend varies from 20s. to 30s. The mansion-house is commodious, well sheltered by woods, and beautifully situated on a rising ground facjng'the south, and commands a varied and extensive view of the sea and adjoining country, including the town and ...

... destination, Montrose. The voyage was speedily enough performed, owing to the rather unwelcome prevalence of a stiflish north-easter, the Velocity landing her sight-seeing freight about eleven o'clock. The day was spent very pleasantly among the Montrosians ...

... sheep were akin to those obtained at our last great annual market. A fine lot of two-year-old stots (crosses) were bought for Easter Ross at £9. Three-year.old stots brought from £4 10s. to £7; two.yearolds from £3 15s. to £5 13s. Three-year-old queys from ...

... Sir R. Peer_gave notice that, on Wednesday week, he should move that the House, at its rising, do adjourn for the usual period, Monday weck following, for the Easter Lolidays. FACTORIES RILT., Sir J. Gramaw said, it was his duty to make a few re. marks ...

... the Speaker, in the chair) ; and Sir Robert got his own long list of arti. cles passed before Easter, on the understanding that he was to allow a day after Easter for the consideration of the various motions of which notice had been given. Nome skill and ...

... classes which the proposed reduction would go to affect. It had been said that prices would rise, and so enable the masters to keep up wages. Truc; but that rise of prices on your produce would be just so much advantage to the foreizn competitor ; his ...

... down by any temporary defeat. 8o far from sach being the case, it was probable that the rejection of the clause would give rise to feelings of dissatisfaction throughout the country, which it would be extremely difficult to allay. Mr. G. Kxiour had voted ...

... OF COMMONS. Tuesday, April 23, Mr. Perzanp rose and said, he had that morning looked through all his speechies during the Easter recess, as given in the Times, and into all parts respocting the honorable Member for Beverley. It was not his intention to ...