... danger is now, we d believe, near and imminent, and we would have e the defence proportionally prompt and determined. y In speaking of matters for regre t, we cannot over- .e look the confiscation of Craco w by Austria, and c !rthe attempted abolition of ...

... the danger is now, we believe, near and immineat, and we would have the defence proportionally prompt and determined. In speaking of matters for regre t, we cannot over- look the confiscation of Cracow by Austria, and the attempted abolition of the very ...

... middling condition; while by sea from Ireland 10 oxen, 240 sheep, and igs have come to hand for this market, in, comparatively speaking, full average quality. The supply of foreign stock on show to- nsisted of about 8) beasts and 500 » in very bad condition ...

... condition; iwhile by sea. from Ireland 10 oxen, 240 sheep, and 41 pigs have come to hand for this market, in, comnparativoly speaking, fall average quality. The supply of foreign stoek on sihow to-day consisted of about 80 beasts and 300 sheep, its very bad ...

... thinks it cannot fail to promote the general prosperity, and wil! pro- duce more revenue than the tariff which it supersedes. Speaking on this tgpic he as follows to the policy of Great Britain: Simultaneously with the relaxation of the restrictive policy ...

... India and ending, as we do, with the Cape of Good Hope, where his medicines are inthe Dutch and English languages ; and while speaking of Dutch, we have heard thathe has made large shipments to Holland, and is about advertising in every paper or periodical ...

... from many Officers of both Ariny and Navy, and nearly One Thousand Private Letters from -the Gentry in rown and' Country, speak'ing-in high terrms of this valuable remedy. CAITTI ON.-Observe ! Unprincipled Medicine Vn~ders supply spurions articles for ...

... the personst ill ijis.sfii- are ci her lontlecitrid with that picas ot intiormisle by it, aod it ensily$ fract , hosvver, speak for themoselves. A aml-soor tamt Lordis Upt thinsitone ?? Arthur Hily, Capitaoi Hsriligc, liil 01151' oilier geotlestuet had ...

... TIM S abolition of the duty on the import of corn. We have done so because we could not allude to this 1 measure without speaking of ourselves. We need not, at this time of day, inform our readers that so long as there was the least chance of a successful ...

... have received accounts via Panama, from Wellington, of dates to the 4th of August :—‘' The whaling season commences in May (speaking only of inshore whaling) and finishes in October. Sufficient oil and bone had been taken at that date—about the mid.season ...

... ult. did not exceed 489,498f., whilst the withdrawa'e amounted to 1,526,211f. “* These facts,” observes our Correspondent, ‘speak volumes on the distress and distrost of the lower and middle classes. Every Possible effort is in progress by the Government ...

... fact, funevrals ,rs nosy of as~it hourly occurrrnce, that fern hnav Heart tu dot attend ithem. ?? in Skibbicrerro noe cite speaks to you ott any subject hut r sttat of the destrutiicon of humnan life. Meni are, a!! day ,lig- rig gcrircs in the burying-places ...