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if cores 1 con. | No. oper di | He says, in ‘his evidence precise estimate. ning | the Customs’
... Committee The difference be mae | the price of foreign sugar and our colonial vere, | without duty, is about 40s or 41s per cwt. ; 41s | the be a difference of 4d a-pound.” This is just ions. i what Dr. Bowring assumes ; and we believe the », OF, be little doubt of Mr. Porter's accuracy. Hen who taxation on the country, for sugar, besides the ation 24s per cwt., which goes into the Exchequer, ...
Advertisements & Notices
... G 0 Rt D 0 N'S D I 0 R A Di A) MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. FANHE PROPRIFTOR ibeg3 leave respectfully to ?? J ?? highly-llberal patronago witih which lho waS holloured by the Citizeiso of Aberdeen, during the recent h-olidays, and to Intnleto that. als the Exhibition Positively Closes, on SATUnDAY the 21st Inst., lie econfidently trusts that a contimnasneO Of public oipproval will be ten- derei ...
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... Provisions For fine descriptions of Irish Butter (ieraand has prevailed, and full rates paid; hut common kinds, sshicli are plentiful, hare ntosed uff slowlj, and at losscr prices. The stock it neatly double that of former years. Dutch in fair demand; 106» to paid for the best Friesland. Prices base further declined 3s for Bacon. An opinion is Retting current that prices base seen their lo.est ...
SPORTING
... APRIL Hpi of 2., for mire,. &c -we.gbt for 11 1 ,Ue. Two roller K-nnrdy'. b m Fair, Quern, ' 1. Ferffu»on*« Sittrr to Fireaway, 3 yr«, .. ••• *«. of Madrid Suker, for U.ree-yr.u-old, .or. each ; ft—Haihbnde post. M , o’NoiU’o bjr David, 00l of Limerick Lava, M J.'Viup«-i«k by Conjuror, out of Maid of bc by Lang.r. dam Bluchrr «rt, 3 O, ...
ORDINATION AT CLOUGH
... Toe I’rcsl'vtery of Down m ...
•aa lifting, was tripped or had slipped. I saw and M-Glade .be crowd. I don’t think i. common for People
... come out their door., when they hear mo.ie. He.r* ...
PUSEYISM AND THE PRAYER-BOOK
... The unhappy progress of Puseyiam, and its disastrous eon equene the KsUblidled Church, lea.ling, raby, the comparative of Protestantism in its cradle, and at maturity, brings prominently into view the ity, present period, of those observances which obtained, when just cm. rging from the dark clouds which Ion: and fearfully eclipsed Christiaolty; and somewhat surprising, th:.t this ...
SALE THIS DAY
... rurnlture, s. no-rortrA & ...
vegetables
... Cucumbers. For the beat Brace, to Thoa. Greg, Eaq , Rallymenoch ; gardener, John Turnbull. Second ditto, Mr. L. Hume. Peas. For the beat Pint, to J. G. Uichard*on. Eaq , Glenmore; gardener, George Crouch. Second ditto, J. Roomer, Eaq. Asparagus. —For the heat Fifty, to John Miller, Eaq., Comber; gardener, Patrick Morgan. Second ditto, to Mr. L. Hume. Cauliflowess. —For the heat Three, Wm. S. ...
contiacl botwjen tliom; for Storey had said they were nut ccsaU* enter into any i irii contrai t. I such
... thin:.' marriage should take l.lacc, in n,c the master .vnld separate them, and send one ol tin away 1,5P0 miles from the other. Think the of such a State of society in land professing he t,nnstianiaed—in a land of B.hie., Churches. where one-aiith of the population were unehruUuueO.- That tact was not mere tochteot in the system, but mgretUent iu it. Let them abolUh it, slarcry wouU not «i« ...