... ofthe above articles is an excellent food for dog*, poultry, &c, and is much cheaner than and oreferable to uatmeai. dc. FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.— New Bam, Edenfield, near Bury, 26th May, 1826.—Gentle- men—I should be ungrateful, were 1 not to come forward ...

... . 6d. a head by the flock) In fact, they have at last got the supply far beyond the demand, and as the Wool is generally speaking, worth next to nothing, they think they will be still lower. It may not, perhaps, be generally known that by the sth Geo ...

... lecture-room. the Court—When he was in Burke’s house, the whole of the inmates were intoxicated, although they could stand and speak, and seemed to know what they were about. Ann Dougal or Gray knows the prisoners. Witness and her husband lodged five nights ...

... when every one was petrified with fear, little beggar lad, not more than ten year* of age, ran P to the spot, and without speaking, cast off his **fL plunged into the water, and swimming within reach the then drowning boy, seized hold the collar of his ...

... property. The prisoner nu then removed to the outer race. A number of persons, apparently belonging to coaches, endeavoored to speak to the prisoner. bat were prevented by theolficers. One of them she was moat prominent, and eatieniely impudent, cried out ...

... one-penny Jew s-harps between a trombone and a shrill piccolo. But of the trombone, tile contra, basso, would be difficult to speak ia too emphatic terms wonderment. He is the very Minotaur of songsters. he deep grating sounds of the ponderous porta-s of ...

... collection of Dutch and Flemish pictures is de' cided upon—whether they are to occupy a part of the Waterloo Gallery, which report speaks of as intended to be built, or some other part of the palace. That this gallery will be built is generally believed : and ...

... STEADY YOUNG MAN, capable of conducting the Wooixen and Linen business in a Corny, . try Town—it would be necessary he should speak thd/ Irish language. Unexceptionable security would be —• quired. Apply at the Office of this Paper. Dec. 23. COUNTY OP CORK ...

... THE EXTRACTOR.—VoI. I. Part H. We cannot speak in higher terms of this miscellany than to say that it fully acts up to the professions with it has set out, viz. to give the most entertaining and instructive extracts from the different periodicals and ...

... irjoicings that capital, consequence the retreat of the Russian armies. The Hamburgh papers, which also arrived on Sunday night, speak of the idcreased preparations of the Ottoman Porte, and the measures to adopted prevent any want of provisions in the capital ...

... coloonel's incr 11Slaie !I cxcl,-tiined Ger asimni, is ?? t blood rushing into hits dark cheek-, t6 whomn arie, Lb you)I speaking ?Y To you, varlet,'5 cootertflptOouSlY fetorted the re haughlty General. cos Rjepeat that at your peril ! cried thle ...

... called a second time, and had not ascended more than 20 feet, when he fell to the bottom of the well, and was not heard to speak afterwards. Assistance was then procured, and, after great exertions for two hours, he was brought up by means of grappling-irons ...