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... E ,ti, DATF-1SAL3,11NG S-PIC,LEl SA L MON. 1Ilenindalc, in Sutherlandshire, at the mouth of the river of that name, which was only a clachan in il316, with a boiling establishment, and two or three cabins, is now a large and thriving village, with a population of from 600 to 700 souls. The tonnage of small craft is very considerable. In summer, when the influx of srrangers front a distance ...
... ARnREST Or o6R. LAWLESS.-TThe. rish Government Alas at length deemed it proper to mark their sense of the -conduct of this great Catholic Agitator during his late tour through the North of Ireland.. On-Thursday Mr., Lawless Was. arrested at his awn house in Leeson-street, Dublin, on the charge of heading a -multitude of 20,600 persons, assembled at Ballybay, on the 28d of Septeipber, to the ...
... LEEDS, SATURDAY, OCTOBEL 25. I - ?? COnN LAWS.-The present state of the Corn Trade rendering every thing whichl Iffects that trade of great Ipiiblic intcrest, we Isy before our relders the fisllo Wing scale of the Duties, at whlich Corn is aslulissil)le into tilis country, untier the Duke of Wellingtotn's Act of the present year.- We haive spubliqhetl it betore, but the state of the Corn ...
... i36TT , ITU., , -, ?? -1 To hear Cobbett talk about his crop of ?? Coru, people might be led to supose that suech a thingwas TIv&C grown in EftZi t1 br/ore he Uoi it in hdnd. It *06ld bledey tO ptY6*:O the coutrary, as we have ourselves repeatedly seen it growing here, and we have now before us a veryfitze headlof this beautiful corn, about 9 inches long, grow~n ifi the open alri at Fuilwood ...
... M.fELT1NG OF BEMNEIT SOCIETIES. od On Monday evening, at coven ' cam eigo wh ia ?? in ,tost Olnicers Of the FrIendly Sorletivs In thhs borough, tuC, isy was held in the ~Court-inuse, pursuant to public notIce, for, the I o se purpose of receiving certain schsedules ?? Ihad been tranesushtedi [at iina by thle Comminttee oif thle Society foer the Dhlnuaitin of. Uselful Know., cle adl- ledge. The ...
... (from the Aew Price Current.J Having collected sufficient information from all parts of the United Kingdom, to enable us to form a judgment upon the produce of thecrops of the present year, the following is an epitome of the information we have received:- WFIEAT.-The spring was unfavourahle to this grain, and at the time of its breaking into ear and bl ooming, a pretty strong opinion prevailed ...
... I ?? to apologise, perhaps, but it is not worth while, for bothering my readers with the following whimsical transaction between me and the butchers. The reader will perceive that a set of mean wretches of retail butchers who,. perhaps, employ their Snyiday mornings in turning the noughts of their sbop bills into sixes or nines, and are thereby, notwithstanding their -piety, compelled to Pput ...
... Copy of the Ksi~'e Letter to the Archbi61LoP of York7 asthorising P&rochial Collectiotns for the Church Buildig Society. GEoiGE R.-Most Reverend Father in God, our Right Trusty and Right Entirely Beloved Councillor, We greet YOU well: Whereats the Incorporated Society for promoting the Enlargement, Building, astd Repairing of Churches and Cha- pels have by their petition humbly represented ...
... DU oUM DIATSAS SMSSIONS. I At these sessions, Oct. 13, Henry Morgan, alias Monag. ban, was found guilty of stealing 71. from the person of John Innis, in the night of Oct. 6th, at Stockton. The prisoner and the prosecutor had been drinking together, and the latter being intoxicated became insensible and lost his cash, which it was proved that the prisoner had deposited with another person, ...