... There was asale, by Messrs. Es1 Hobbs and Son, of fine 1844's and 1845's, by public auction, tj but. there was not much competition to assist the sale, which it ivas dull, and the prices realized did not exceed 40s. per cwt. A~ The following is the number ...

... Regent, we are heartily glad to find that her Majesty's Consort is not to be clogged with a coadjutor, in the per- sen1 of his Highness of Sussex, who has for some time past clogged himself with an attorney's widow ; now, how- ever, transtornmed into the ...

... Pialras, Negras. Sic. and which sailed the sands the alert, and returned ''“™°' ' speak to any one-saw no daoeing-d.d not dance of December, having board upwards of consolation that thev had been sold again. Fata himself _ t0() f uU 0 f trouble about ...

... 12.000 or 15,000 miles oft’, are making money, and the former», who have had the home market secured to them without any competition, can’t make any money all? Well, then, take the agricultural labourers. Why, they are at the bottom the scale, the very ...