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... tamcbroler. seel. sOt., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1847. L. MARa-LAFE, FRIDAY. r as The millers, bakers, and dealers appear to be toler- casta ably well satisfied that they will derive no advantage by Ins, holding off longer, and as their stocks are generally LIIB, reduced to a very low ebb, they have lattly bought on a air- sufficiently extended scale to give an impetus to prices. sp-, Wheat has ...
... RE PORTS .OF- THHE PASTy HARVEST. -(From the Gardeners-' Chronicle.) The -words Below and ccOver, in the colunins of Past Averages, signify that the past. averag hsbe'elw or over that of thC rsn er h ako ltroainipista threshing has not proceeded so far as to justify an answer to the questions that have been put. The symbols. X and - after any fiure are to be read .and upwards ccaud ...
... FRIDAY, DEC. 17,1 On the motion of Sir George Grey, the petition, complaining of the conduct of Lord Fitmnardinge in the Wl est Gloucester election, VeS ret ferred to the Committee of Privileges. ?? answer to a question from MrGladstosc, Lord J. Russell said, he could not slate the precise day when he should be abl& to bring forward the measure relating to the navigatiit laws, but he was ...
... Role of Btoiotght, SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 1847. end lent NEWPORT. and At the Borough Court, on Monday, Edward Pierce was bound over to keep the peace towards James Water- uyor man for 12 months, and paid 5s. costs. The Brethren of the Loyal Ancient Independent d Order of Odd Fellows held their first Anniversary, at the Rose and Crown, on the 26th. Greit credit was due to the host for the ample ...
... TUESDAY, OCTOOBER 9, 1847. SWVIIZERLAND.-Thet last accounts from Swiazar- vvc laud appear to leave noliope that a fierce civiliwar can sit be averted in tritat cOunitry. The following commlent of' re the Times on the origin of' thle present state offiffatirs is tic instructive: ;-'Thiemoderate(C~inservatives, as long-as I they retained power in the Protestant canttons, under. tet stood and ...
... RIASOYNS FOR ASSEMBLING PARLIAMENT I } ~~IN NOVEMBER. IN NOVEMBER. (From /toe Mornin~g Chronicle.) M 'The momilentous step taken by the Govern- men rient on Alonday last will dbviously have one inp very important incidental consequence, which hors has, no doubt, already begun to occupy.,the at- as Ur Lttention of Ministers. An immediate meeting of Ti ~sParliament is, we take for granted, ...
... PI AtRsNDEL AND BssAMBsaRss-11 the course of the even- at in~, after the annual plonglaisg match of this Society, Se had thre Chairman (Sir C.,Burrell) said that, as far' as his or seed I i judgment went, if hie dreserved the thanks of Lis neigh- na .,ere boors, it was for trying oxperinsents, and always telling W ,Ion tsent, as nearly as he couldl, the truth, le had no no- te jis tion of ...
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... I, . . . . .. . - (Fromn ?? Gjzit. wr Of all the great question, %Vhich at present occupy re the public miaad, there is perh.aps none of more impor- bh lance than this. I-loW is ?? vast load of' pauperism which now sits like an ttnc'abus on thle national resources asto be removed or ligh'te.ited, and the condition of the jy poor to be pernlaneiatly improved?~ The poor form the r- base of the ...
... LOUIS 'HILII'PP'S POLI[C. 1 IC OlS of dvoÂĒlea 0y3 aSMies, as in those of ?? there is oftee a strarge fatality, ?? force ii of I l f lhch it rcquires the lapse of years to ll'l It 'c tolthus, v. ir on the eve ot its downfall ot the Reutorn'ion acquired a brieI popuIla- 3 !; O CJC~palioln of AI iers, no mau, aand least of , II In Gioo credit foi the achievement, could nbe c lamiteos an ...
... srom ffucotlavo U.'a-DIDU oatette. FonEJ,,i OrFICr, MARCH 12. The Quee-. rns been pleased to approve of Mr. John Burr',as Con.sill at Hong Kong fbr his Majesty the Aiing of Denmark. FOREIGN OFFICE MARCH 13. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Francisco Jose de Paiva, as Consul General at Hong Kong for her Majesty the Queen of Portugal and the Algarves, DOwN1NG-STREET, MARCH 16 The ...
... THE OBEQUIES OF TORYISAI. Sir Robert Peel is the most invaluable barometer of public opinion. Those who are about to venture forth into tae world of politics have nothing to do but consult it. in order to learn the direction of the wind, the gather- ing ci the storm, or the promise of fair w eather. Above all, at such a critical moment as this-critical from the near approach of the time when ...