... yearshe re. membered him as the popular advocateothe first In rank and practice at the Irish bar (cheers). He bad heard him speak for four hours and'a-half in the Four Courts; he sew him leave the Four Courts and go to another 'place, where he spoke for ...

... price of about 29. a cwt. on beef, and of from one penny tted to a half'penny or so a pound in sheep, 'took place. We is speak in both cases of prirrest qualities, as in coarser and Ur- inferior kinds the decline was to a still higher figure in pro- ...

... Woodrooffe-You have no right-to treat the sharehol- ders in this manner (hear, hear). Mr. Cheyne is neither entitled to vote nor speak unless he has paid his calls, and l you refuse to give us any satisfaction on that point. (A scene of great confusion here ...

... third, 22s per sack; oatmeal, I Is Od ; pork, 259°°i per cwt; butter, 71s to 73a per cwt. WATERFORL', JULY 2O.-It is absurd to speak ofal'! arrival of grain at market this late season. There is9 3 promising prosect from the past weather and preso3'!0 pearasuces ...

... unfaivouralyly of the general yield of the harvest, and we are sorry that our information since then has not ennled us to speak more encouragirlOy. The fine weather experieneed in England at ?? commence- ment of September. lcd us to hope a change for ...

... of, few fields having been laid, and the Corn appearing strong, and free of blight, smut, &c. In Ireland our letters still speak of rain, and the tempera- 7ure continued unseasonably low, the growing crops were con- sequently kept very backward, but in ...

... be purchased at very reduced prices. The prices we shall quote are for ready money only; and in almost every case, we can speak from personal experience of their accuracy. BEEF. Ribs and sirloin, the best cuts, 7d. ind 8d. per pound. Whole rump, 7d. and ...

... Forseveral months he had been pre. vented, by ill health, from performing the active duties of his post. The Guarda Nacional, in speaking of General Mina's death, invites all good Catalans to deposit on the tomb of the patriot general all the angry feelings which ...

... allowr'tdhat' you are inferior to' any of those morelfavouired ?? (loud criesof no, ?? ?? Ahern went on in aneloquent strain to speak of the vile means.-that were used to bring about the Accursed Union, and concluded amid loud cheers. Mr. James' M'Grath, ...

... q, thb of 2d. per 81b., the very highest figure not exceedin 44, and at which a clearance was ?? effected. Comparatively speaking we had a good supply of sheep offeriag, and which, being more than adequate to meet the wants of the butchers,metan unus ...

... bad been asthmeticel for these last three years; he wae freq iently so had, that when rising fom his bed he could scarcely speak or breathe, and would cough and spit for half-an hour together, and aften expected he would be choked. He was much reduced ...

... took place on T nesday; since then we have had almost daily showe's in the ?? of the metropolis. Our country letters also speak of rain, and in some districts a much greater quantity nppears to have fallen than with Us; up to tile present time, however ...