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... during the Easter recess at his sent, Brocket Hall. Lord and Lauly Erskine are visiting at Youngsburv, the seat of B. Giles King, Esq. Earl and Countess Cowper, the aon. \5Vnu. Cowper, M.P., and Lord anti Lady Ashley, nre lat Poishanger for the Easter holidavs ...
... farner is said to have S lost the rising braird af two successive sowings of oats and one S of barley, allon otie field, in the present season. Many others who did not sow till July, on the ravaged spots, have now cortn rising there, but little hopes of its ...
... will be. lighted the 1st of August, and continue to burn from Easter to Michaelmas, one hour after sun-set until sun-rise, and from Michaelmas to Easter, half an hour after sun-set, until sun rise; Elsineur, June 27. 1818. MULLENS & KNOX. June 27. Lord Gray ...
... foreseen have wholly upset the calcasations respecting the probable course of the wheat trade; and so far from the anticipated rise in prices contidently calculated on having occurred, the value of the article has, with the exception of an occasional and ...
... I ABERDEEN CORN MARRET. FRIDAY LAST. Tb l attendance was very Considerable at the narket to-day. P-rices were still on the rise. Potato Oats ..23S Od to 24s d Common Oats.. .2s °d to 235 01dj 40 lbs. per bushel. Bear . . 26s od to 26s d; 52 Ibs ...
... nieetings commence at Walsa1l'on Tuesday, the loth of October. 'The masters appear to have arrived at a wise determination. A rise in the price of iron. would unquestionably have led to an agita- tion of the question of wages, in a more aggravated form than ...
... p~piyo cattle w~as similar ,iothat of iast week, that Ii£I rathesrun~der anst avero'e, but the derandbeing convpara:l!e the, rise swas ,not ~ and trzawards ,tp~w~ards che close of l tlie reduction wousl~d roila~bout 6d~per atonec. Sheep and lantbs arl**dlj ...
... _ h° The accounts from Copenhagen mention that the good people of - Denmark are by sio means pleased at the prospect of the rise of beef, IV which is expected When the new Enl0ish tariff coeles into operation. . j A runmour evistedt that the ling had it ...
... brought good prices, as will be -seen from the annexjd[ list:- 1. White Cow, Cresswell, four years old-bought by MIr Green, Easter Rutlirie, for - £22 0 0° 2. Roan Bull Calf, dam Cress-eell, by Ajax-Mr Bremner, Ackenway - - 30 0 0 3. AWhite and Roan Cow ...
... Laity Lovnt, MrlLean, at Leith, Sil do from Stettin Sr Isia. Nonie, at Liverpoorl, do from Petersbrsrght ie Rose in June, Easter, at Lmondott, 4ttt do front Monstrose Robert Burns, Beowtr, ar Dublin, 3:1 doe from fliga )f Patriot, Cargill. land Coleslonia ...
... undergone an unFavour. able change on ?? of the intelligence received of the uneasy feeling which exists at Paris. After a material rise there is naturally much suceptibility in prices. Consols have been about 91i to 91gl Exchequer bills 12/ to 45J premium, Blank ...
... both as regards prices and the extent of business done since the official returts of the duty was published, and a further rise is anticipated, as the yield is shown ro be less than many assticipated. We are tsld that nearly three-fourthis of this year's ...