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... Jamleson, Buenos Ayres and Monte Video. South America, merebanas iso f'ar as regrrds John Campbell) R. Jamieson, W. M'Crackan, A. Jamnieson. J. Holw, and Patric] M-Lesn, Bueanos Ayres and Monte Video, South America, . merchants (o far as regards James How) ...
... self-freed power, their short-lived freedom's hour,) say» Schiller; rather too absolutely, perhaps—for I what will he make of America, amongst other instances ?—hut still with conditional truth. But who shall prescribe certain lines and limits for the movements ...
... ~n-i ADDRESS ON FAMILY WORSHIP, by the Right Her. Otoasa Ae DoANII, D.D., Bishop of New Jersey, it; the United tltates of America. Lorldroii F. C. and J1. itviaNTots', Waterloo.plil,.. and 5;. Pal' Churchyard; and J1. Blitne,, Portnman-street' Leeds; J ...
... not rise and fall with the price or food (hear, hear). They saw wage. high where food was cheap, in the United Stales cf America. They saw wages low where corn via dear, and that was in the agricultural districts of England. Away then with the idle pretence ...
... Switzerland, and also those made by Dr. Bow. ring at Leeds and Manchester, before given in this paper, he mentioned that America was desirous to pay us in flour and could not, continued —Gentlemen, there is one other special reason which I will bring ...
... the pay- Tt ment of its dlebts from the United States, and obtaining a red supply of good flour, which is as-redundant in America as Fr Id, it is deficient here: and 3d. The unfavourable seed time, te! ina nua which renders it certain that the Wheat harvest ...
... SECOND EDITION. I LATEST FROM AMERICA. The Great Western, from New York, arrived at Bri-tol a~bout four o'clock this morning, Thursday, the 24th, after a successful voyage of between fourteen and fiftoen days. The Great Western has brought New lork papers ...
... COLONIAL JiAGAZINE, ANB^OMMERCIAL-MAHITIME JOURNAL OF INCLUDING OUR POSBEBHIOKB IN T^EUtt^Mßj^gßffT INDIES. 'NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA, ASIA, EDITED BY ROBEETj^ITGbMERY MARTIN, ESQ. high imputation of its Editor, and bis perenul acqoaintaim wttK Contint. of ...
... exist. (Hear, hear.) You are aware that ?? we had a very otl ybhad harvest last year, there wsno in the United States of AmerIca StI a very abundant harvest, so that they had as mucl, too great a supply P :tas we hod too little of corn. Yots are aware ...
... Hindoo, Christian, vie with each other in the love and practise of persecution.— Somerset County Gauette• RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IW AMERICA— The Americans have fairly and completely—and, probably, for ever—extinguished that spirit of religious persecution which ...
... those of England are depressed and miserable. It is well known that much of our commercial embarrass, ment originated in America. Even the Manchester Chamber of Commerce alleges that the restrictive ope- rations of the Bank of England have inflicted a ...
... various places of worshsip. at, ASIERICAN Co,,L.-A short tin-e ago, ma person ems. Jo' grated from Bowling, near Bradford, to America. He go if thr pralsda tisily of land in which lie has found elt da- bed of coal of extraordinry thcns.Gs uk m. )_grant loss ...