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... future it would be better to hold them im the hall. Whilst speaking on this subject he might remark that it considerably expedite the business of the Council if each member would stand when speak- ing, and refrain from interrupting the speaker. ...
... LONDON, k v.—Our market is very moderately supplied with all kinds of Hops, especially with fine new qualities. Generally speaking the demand is in a very sluggish state, at last week's quota. tions. New Mid and East Kent pockets. £6 los to £l2; New Weald ...
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... variety—unhappily, of course, a rather tender one—known as the Highclerc rhododendron, was first introduced, or, more properly speaking, raised and flowered.—Gardeners' and Partners' ...
... Bridgend Labourers’ Friend Society, held at Bridgend on Wednesday last, Mr. Talbot, M.P., the Lord Lieutenant of the county, in speaking of an improved system of agriculture, which he had himself adopted, bore the following testimony to the ad- mirable fertilising ...
... wish to get all; but they know the squeezeable nature of a Whig Ministry, and therefore make sure of something. If report speak truly they have not calculated erroneously. A weekly journal, through which driblets of official news are from time to time ...
... sayncisy, will mot reach the canse, There in very little lend in this country, comparatively speaking, which of being permanently improved to the erteat he speaks of, vis. Crom 10s. w 30s. or 40s. per acre, by or any other improvement; or why do net cer ...
... am not all unlearned ; Once thro' mine own doors death did pass; One went who never hath returned. He will not smile — nor speak to me Once more. Two years bis chair is seen Empty before us. That was he Without whose '.ife I bad not been. I knew your brother ...
... The French fleet remained at Ourlac awaiting transports with provisions. From Greece we learn that the journals generally speak in favour of the new Ministry. ...
... So ...