... not to need notice, we admit. Neither can we deny the assertions of other speakers, that the manufacturing labourers are sinking into unspeakable misery, and that Lord J 055 %ABELL asserts that the only remedy left them is, to have more town charters ...

... more legitimate importance than writing down the author of the Money Marlon articles in the Timer, and writing up the three sinking American houses. Nothing can be more frolicsome than his CrfAU engines and the awkward rapidity with which he jumps about ...

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... late, with a shale of dedclie inl price from our last state- nmenits. Beef, tOjd. to lid. ; mutton, GMd. to 74, per 1t), sinking the oillal. S-MITHFIELD CATTLE MrARKET, London, Monday, October' Nvitic stock, for the Safety of wihichi fears ivree entertained ...

... I Here is the country, the greatest in power and energy, for its population and dimensions, that ever the world produced, sinking down into atrophy from complicated evils, many of which are declared by both parties to be the most salutary of all human ...

... offer of adopting it. The British claim was founded upon the fact that the St. John falling into the bay of Fundy was an Atlantic river according to the terms of the treaty. This point had been determined in favour of Great Britain by the King of the ...

... and who are sent, under existing circumstances, to sink into the lowest depth of iniquity iv their banishment, and who, unless snatched, by the mercy of God, as brands out of the fire, must inevitably sink to the lowest depths of perdition hereafter.—(Hear ...

... —Won by &length. Run in 55 sec. Bretley Stakes of 100 each, h. ft. for two-yeamold fillies, 7lb each.—Last three-quarters of R.M. 11 subs. Mr. Payne's f. by Venison—Cobweb Nat 1 Mr. Mostyn's Archness 2 Lord Exeter's by Hetmau Platoff—Galata CoL Peels Vert ...

... great attention was paid to his case, hut he was ad found to have received an injury of the spine, and he con- I td, tinned to sink under the efibots till Thursday last, when he n- ?? inquest was held at the Infirmary on Saturday, 1 ? before Mr. Herford, ...