... under the pretext of being beyond the bouudar♦ line of the colony ; but as soon as the account reached the Glvernor, Sir Thomas Napier, he disclaimed the preceediog of judge 'Menzies by public piaelsmation. It is quite clear, however, that the whole ...

... laid down broad cam, or in meadow. T: e earth is •our and kill• the seeds in • eet ron• the roots of all gress.e,excopt the hardy indigenous weeds ; and ragrires twice as much manure, so that eserystep in husbandry i. duos at loss. So much fur land owners ...

... adjourned. The Repeal discussion was resumed at twelve o'clock on Thur.day. Alderman Joseph Boyce, and Councillors Symes and Thomas. were heard in support of the amendment of Alderman Butt. Councillors Atkinson, Fitzpattick, and M'Kenna, supported the original ...