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... S[ THIED lea M , i*DONDAY, OCT. 9, We had on sale, in our mnarket of to..day, one of the largest supplies of Beasta exhibited here during the present year. As the. Bullock arrivals were consider- ably more than equal to meet the wants of the buvere, the receipttj of *lattghteretd meat up to the deadl maikets ,; o-t t'e increase,a s eE the v tather esnfavaurable to siaugb. DO !! tering, the ...
... II?ELAND. TIlE STiN I.Es TRIA.LS. flUaxtrc, Keot. 2. ; Miclihat'lnss Term wvas opened this dayv with the usual lisrntaliries. As Sir. O>'Conelle) andi rhe other I accused parties were hound to appear onl the first day ofl ternm as large assemblae of the lowver orders gatheredl or an early hour in thte vicinity ul' the Courts, mostl probably in expectation that there wouldl have been no ...
... A N':EW PROPOSITION OF' PROTECTION. I ?? MPAi ir anlir4 ?? . ..rwr . rest.. I ~jI YI, to (Fsom the Anti-Breaod-txg' Circular.J 0, How to find profitable employment for our ell redundant population, anld how to gain somnething by a good use of' our surplus capital, are objects whicl hetire long Occupied the attention of' the cleverest ilen. ?? there is one plan wvhichl lever a)I ears to have ...
... ?? & ?? voot. I FROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. WAlAt-OVthICE, MlAY. 30. Codasheaum Fool Guarlds-Brevet Colonel Charles Anthonyv Ferdinand Bentinck to be 1lljsar. by purchae vice Georgc Bvowles, who retirsc on ?? unattached Brevet Colonel Henry Stisted, froim halfinj,' unattached, to be captair end lietitenant colonel, vice Bentick; Lieutenant and Captain John Christie Clitherowv, to be captain ...
... OPIUMI QUESTION. ;ei Teo' the ]E nroit o h A11rii FERVI e Z0ikeEDITII J' the 11A31'SHIIItE TEIEGItAtI. I[- e Sin,-As you have given place to a pretty long, arti- p c cle oa the Opium qulestioni, I am Sire you wfill afford I e me the opportunity of otlering a few remarks in tl reply. ti Ir It is contended that thle House of Commons are tl hypocrites, ald encouragers of gin drinkiug', nld Is n ...
... STATS OF TIPPEflARY. It w ill be observed Withl regret, if not with alarm, that the improvement whlich had, begun to manifest itself in the condition of this ill-starred country, is fast fading away, and that there is a gradual but sure return to the old sys- temn of violence and bloodshed. The assizes for the Soutlh Riding have barely terminated; and while on the eve of the opening of the ...
... I To the FAB1YXIEUS Of SUFFOLEK. LETTER XIL. FUNfCTION 0il flXIIAIA'ION. TI, GVNT1XIMEN,-Every farnm-house in Suffolk- can doubt-asi less furnish forth half-a-dozefl clean, tumblers ; and we till shaill need no other apparatus for illustrating one of the two TI functions of the leaf to whirls I alluded in nsy Otis and 7th GUSI letters. I have just been ?? little comprnliativeecx- pers peients ...
... IPSWICH, Simseray, .1prig S, 1ยง43. It is witlisee regret that we announce the decease of Major.Genell Sir Charles Broke Vere, K. C. B., one of the representtives in Parliament of the Eastern Division of this Count} which melancholy event took place at Bath on Saturday, te 1st inst. This estimable gentleman and gallant soldier was the 2nd son of the late Philip Broke, of Nacton, Esq., and was ...
... EXAMINATION OF THE REMEDIES FOIR NATIONAL GRE.IVANCES. No. 11. Fallaciest of thie Corn Law League!I To the Edilo,' ofr the Ipstcich Journal. Sm.,-In my last communication I proved that the commercial transactions of this country have been ex- ternded five times over, in the course of 40 years, and that instead of suchI increase of m anufacturing trade bein' beneficial to the working man, it ...
... THiE ROYAL PROGRESS TO DIUAkYTON WYANOIL je Tuesday morning the Queen and Prince Albert left w Windsor on a visit to Sir It. Peel at Dra~ton Manor. c( IIt wns about five minutes past 9 ol clock when her p Mvajesty, accompruried by Prince Albert, stepped into her p carriage, and by this time a considerable number of the of inhabitants atf Windsor had collected in thre precincts of Si the Custle ...
... tbe Epewirb 30ttotal. | The revenue returns for the last quarter are upon the ad whole of a gratifying character. Although there appears of a very large increase in the receipts, it is necessary, in or determining the precise state of thc revenue, to take into U account the adventitious circumstances which have con- st] tributed to swell the amount. On this account the Chi. to nese ransom ...
... I I.MPERIA]:' PARLIAiMERNT. H~OUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, July 21. Lord PoisTacAN laid ulpon the table a Bill to improve the Law of Landlord and Tenant, and with respect to the Improvement of Land. The bill was read a first time and ordered tobe printed. Slave Trade SuzpprersiOn Bill.-Lord BROUGIIAM, in moving the third reading of the Slave Trade Suppression Bill, observed that he desired to do ...