... recently arrived from the corn districts of the United States, he is not only a fresh but a competent witness to speak to the facts. He says:- I speak only at the general question of protection, and I say I will do my utmost to oppose this free trade system ...

... curious article appears in the Paris Correspondence of the Globe, and is the more remark- able as the Globe is, generally speaking, a Ministerial paper, though without that thick and thin servility which distinguishes some other London ?? writer sa s- ...

... yes, from the left benches)- : * PA Member-You speak politics from the ohalg, which a you have no right to do (loud cries of hear, hear, and order, in the midst of which several members attempted to speak, and each side of the house accused the other of ...

... the same. t Mr. M. A. Brenan, being called on to speak to the a resolution came forward amidst cheers, and said that he felt* honoured in being confided in by the respectable body, the horseshoers, to speak to a resolution which proclaimed a their fealty ...

... COmPLETE YET PUZZLING ANswErn. Did you or did you not speak of me, Sir, the other night? said a peremp- tory gentleman to a fellow collegian, (now eminent in the state,) ' I di i or did not speak of you,, said the respondent. NATUBTr. INSOLVENCY.-An ...

... accounts from both the south and north of Europe* continue to speak of a considerable deficiency in the yield of Wheat, and prices arc everywhere maintained. I Oar letters from France again speak of the deficiency in the Ciop of Wheat; several of the ports ...

... they should in all cases give a preference to goods of Irish manu- tiicture, was proposed, and unanimousl3y agreed to. This speaks well for the wisdom and patriotism of the gentlemen of Limerick. To their brother officials, in other quarters, we would say ...

... final success of the three measures introduced by me for the improvernint of the city of Dublin, and, at the same time, to speak in fdattering terms of the effortsawhich I made upon the occasion referred to, towards the attainment of that object. When ...

... in proceeding further, because he had great repugnance to anything like egotism, and yet it was hardly possible for him to speak about China without, in some de. gree, mixing up that topic with himself (cheers). He was most happy to be able to say, both ...

... when the news came away, the fire, which was still raging, had tulready destroyed 100. burildiigs. Letters from the Rhine speak in high terms of the state of the vintage in Germnarry. The grtipes of the present year, it seems, rival in qurlity those which ...

... then rose He said, with regard tQ the letter, he could say Outt he had received a letter from a friend Qf his in 13PIlfast, speaking in the bighest terms of the Counts credentials. Mr. Lawless then, in a splendid and able speech, returned thanks for the ...

... purchasers. In some few places there is a slackness in the demaud, which is, of course, taken advantage of by certain parties, Speaking generally, the trade is satisfactory, and promises to become a standard branch of commerce. I Siat cush s.-cSarce, with a ...