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... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE Fob THE PAST WEEK. * (from the mark-lake EXPRESSJ The weather baa imdeigone beneficial change aince oar last, the wind baring round to the weatward in tS early part of the week, and frequent showers haring f,)) altnoet ...
... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE FOR THE PAST WEEK. (from thf. mabk-lane EXPRESS.) A vrry favourable change in the weather has taken place since our last. Monday was still showery; towards the evening, however, it cleared up, and though the atmosphere ...
... being compelled to eierciie the parliamentary auffrtge.— REVIEW OP THE BRITISH CORN TRADE POE And yet these pitiless marauders have the wonderful effron- THE PAST WEEK, tery to talk about a still further extension of the franchise (from the mark lane ...
... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE FO» THE PAST WEEK. (FROM THE MARK-LANE EXPRESi.) The weather has been extremely fine throughout the week, and our letters from all parts of the country state that the wheats have much improved in appearance, having assumed ...
... Just Publisher!, Price 65., BRITISH AND FOREIGN REVIEW; X or, EUROPEAN QUARTERLY JOURNAL; No. XL CONTENTS. I. ITallam’s Intrniluction to the Literature of the XVjft ami XVlth Centuries. jfJ 11. Tourists in the Pyrenees. . HI. Committee on ArU and Man ...
... PUBLICATIONS. THE DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE for November, Price 6d. contains I. The Dublin Review and Doctor Murray.-—II. Alison’s History of the French Revolution.— 111. Son?, kobert Gilfillan. IV. The under* Her Fair ; a Puppet-play, from Goethe ; ...
... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN THE PAST WEEK (f»om the mare-lane express } reports now current are decided)* 0 f tendency than during the securing of'the quantity and quality. The premaluritv of the wheat the lighter toils has depmed the Ur,K* of its nutritious ...
... THE EUROPEAN AMBASSADORS CONSTANTINOPLE(From (From the London Weekly Review.) Tb« following i« the account Riven by the author *f Deux Annus a Constantinopleet en Mom &e. the European Amhanadora at the Porte, and the manner in which they are admitted ...
... THE DUBLIN REVIEW. 'upon which Mr. Hume protested against the inqui-;ss in Pari, without having tied up any of the many lri.l assumed bv the house, and Mr. Cal- l»nd. ready for VII manfully led ,ay in declaring .ha. h.» »a.ed h General Archdoll ...
... The royal artillery, caibineer;, lanc;rs, 9th, 74th, and 76ih regiments, .had a grind review yeaterday neir the Crescent, Limerick, in honour of their M.-jesiiiV coronation. Sir Hussey Vivian, Commander or (lie Forces, expected in Linieikk next week, ...
... riIHE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. 118, is just Pub- J. lished, Contents—l. Changes required in the Corn Rhymed Plea for Tolerance—3. Wiffeu’s Memoirs ogthe House of Russell—4. Secondary Punishment : Trairflortation—s. Kays Travels in Calfraria—6. Law as y' ...
... THE DUBLIN REVIEW. No. XV. Contents : I. Arbitrary Power—Popery—Proteatantiim. 11. Prejudices of our Popular Literature. 111. The Arabian Nights' Entertainments. IV. Halsted'i Life of Margaret Beaufort—Mother of Henry VII. , V. German Translation of the ...