... perienccd, former quotation*; but, from larger proportion of the cargoes proving rough, and inferior quality, has caused the minimum range of the quotations be reduced per ton. Yorkshire per ton, or 40 bushels, 93s to lOiis; Kidneys, 90s; Scotch Reds,7asto 90s; Devonshire Reds, 90s to *9ss; ditto Wisbeach, 70s to 75s Lynn Kidneys, 80s Suffolk Whites, 75s to 80s; Kent Kidneys, 85s 90s; ditto ...

... F. Murray, «n Inspector of the National Board, eomplaining of being dltmisjcd antboul cause, and praying for inquiry. The Arehbiahop of DUBLIN could bare objection to inquiry, that, the Inqwtma were not the djrcet inant. of the public, but ot the Board, .t mu.t left the discretion of the Board to retain or dlamiaa them— was very sorry he could not agree in tire character Mr. Murray gare of ...

... Lord after expressing his gratitude for the manner which the toast had been received, and saying, that the present meeting held out great encouragement, proceeded :—There never was period in the history of the country, when the Conservatives of tins land were more loudly called upon to stiain every nerve, and to use every exertion, for the protection and preservation of those liberties which ...

... Lakxe Male ajid Female School*. —On the 23d ultimo, publiceiaminatioM the in attendance at these valuable seminaries, took place, before numerous and respectable assemblage the Committee and Subscribers the Schools, and oilier friends the Xational System of Education, which. In this neighbourhood, is extending, without distinction sect or party, the blessings of a valuable and efficient ...

... Last Night but One of the Engagement of nn*. w. 77, Emiing, THURSDA Y, . 23, 1837, The Melo*dramatic Play of THE EXILE. Mrs. W. UI'BROLOKS After which, the Interlude of A DEAD SfiOT. Louisa I.ovetrick, - - / Mrs. W. Blkrovgh*. To concltroe with B*. Peteraharrh Y. c. Tallow. TAS. STEEN, Jun., and Co., are landing Lot of Superior Quality, and favourable tares; which, with American POTASHEfS, and ...

... *- !a. d. a. a. d. '£) II !SI » 'J ii 4 31 This majority proves .that the electors are determined to put down that monopolizing system, by which the Tory party attempted to gain factious ascendao . v in all the public institutions of the town. The election to be resumed, this dat, at eleven o’clock, the Tolicc-Buildings. Come forward, promptly :iiul, bv the return of the foregoing gentlemen, ...

... UEi'L RATION. ** I. God, the Supreme Governor, the Fountain of all authority and power, has declared, the eonstitution human nature, and clearly revealed in the Scriptures, his will, that mankind should voluntarily associate together, in civil society, tor their mutual help and protection, in subserviency godliness and honesty. Civil society, which is thus ait institution of God, under law to ...

... edncsdny, Feb. 1. Lord C. LENNOX presented a petition, for birng in Bill for Railway from Brighton to London.— Ordered to lie on the table. Upon the motion of Sir J. WROTTESLEV, the Standing Orders Committee was ap|>ointed. The ATTORNEY-GENKRAL presented numerously signed petition from the city of Edinburgh, for the total aliolition of Church-rates. Air. Sergeant GOULBUUN gave notice, that ...

... Mr. MACLEAN wished know from the lion, and Learned (iemleman, whether the specie* of property to which Lill referred, did not enjoy the same facilities for transfer as the property of the Established Church? Mr. O’CONNELL replied, that tire Established Chprch enjoyed nmeh greater facilities. The motion was then agreed to. PENITENTIARY. Mr. FOX MALLE moved for leave to bring in a Bill, •for ...

... Lord J. RUSSELL moved, that tl»c House into Committee upon the Canada Resolution*. Mr. P. M. STEWART wished to ask a question. He wished know, whether certain official documents had been received from Canada, and whether the Government would consent to lay them upon the table? The documents meant were—lst, the vote coir-.- a Committee pointed the House of Assembly of Cpper Canada, to consider ...

... Tons Old Red and White WHEA T Puncheons Old WHISKMTi from 2 to 4 Years in bond; FOB BALC BT JAMES ARNETT. Carrickfergtts l«tb December, 1836. 267 ...

... the Rejurm Bill, he talks in melancholy disregard of experience, and in terms of supreme absurdity. •* The Ballot is another expression for the free and unrestricted use of the franchise. This is the prioeiple—this is the end in view. Lord John Rnssell, in his speech, Monday, did not attempt to deny, that the measure would have this effect; and, yet, he protested. that its adoption would be ...