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... Mtmmvit.ih, Saturday, May 14.-Wheal, 6b 0-1 to 77s 6d Barley, 47s lOd to Os Od Oats, 00s Od to OOs Od Beans, 42s Od to 00s Od per Imperial quarter. Abergavenny, May 14.—Wheat, 66s Od; Barley, 00s OOd; Oats, 00s 0d Beans, 00s Od; Peas, 00.. Od per Imperial quarter. Swansea, May 14.—Wheat, 8s 6d to 9s Od; Barley, 4s 6d to 5s Od Oats, 2s 6d to 3s Od per bushel of eight gallons. Carmarthen, May 14 ...
... It has often been a subject of regret to the friends of the aI, Uke of Beaufort, that his Grace should so patiently re- n- tnain silent under the various calumnies with which his ttame and character are assailed. In the dignified con- sciousness of rectitude, that nobleman has hitherto, upon s Occasions of this sort, exercised a forbearance, from which jta generality have been induced to ...
... LOND$$TNEWS; At the Queen's last Drawing-room, which was most nu- merously attended, whilstEthe distinguished persons were rapidly passing the throng and when Lord Brougham in his turn had made his obe»«ce| the King said, in rather a loud tone, My Lord ChafflteUor, will you do me a favour? Will you ask the Judges, and some of the leading Barristers, to dine with mq? Make the day compatible ...
... MONMOUTH BOROUGH ELECTION.—The following is an account of the votes given for the two candidates at this election, distinguishing the number from each borough HA LL LORD WORCESTER 19 57 141 61 8 31 168 149 Majority declared by the Assessor, 19. Rejected Votes. Hall, 8 Ld. Worcester, 7. It was stated in our last that Mr. Hall's committee had received from the trustees of the Loyal Patriotic ...
... The time of nomination being fixed for ten o'clock on the morning of Monday se'nnight, an immense concourse of people assembled in front of the Shire-hall, and a few minutes before ten, a large number of voters for the respective candidates, headed by bands of music and an elegant display of banners, marched in procession to the Hall. When the gates were thrown open, a tremendous rush took ...
... Fresh flowers are on the groen sward, young blossoms on thebough, The brook its tranquil orisons to Heaven is murmuring now The song of birds-the Summer song-gives life to every spray- Both glade and grove are full of love and—May sweet May Stern Winter's moody company of clouds hath fled the sky, Sole monarch of an azure world, the Sun is riding high With balmy incense teeming, Earth salutes ...