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... year ; twenty-six poor orphans are traded (shoeraaking and tailoring), and are annually provided for, both in England and America ; one hundred poor are employed in draining ami reclaiming the waste lands around the College—and tiiese one hundred poor ...
... which had not con cl nded when the post closed. It was feared that a duel between him and M. Silva would be inevitable. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA Liverpool, Sunday Evening.—Tho iiritish and North American Royal Mail steamship, Europa, reached our ...
... and reducing your rents, and giving you some consideration for your capital and labour, they leave you no alternative but America or the workhouse. While they do this, they are exclaiming against the Poor Laws, seeking to exclude the unfortunate paupers ...
... It was a fact that at this very moment America was not an exporting country, and wby P Because her prices there were relatively higher than those of this country (hear, hear). Ireland suffered no injury from America ; on the contrary, the people i>f Ireland ...
... is every sign that the influx of specie will continue. Importations are to expected from Russia, the silver mines of South America are in full activity, and from California the principal amount of what has been collected during the season will be brought ...
... 095 Mediterranean 28 800 8,222 West Indies 13 1,794 Pacific 12 228 2,313 Coast of Africa 25 165 2,162 Bouth-east Coast of America 1,694 Cape of Good Hope 6 68 827 Discovery and Surveying 1,213 Store and Troop Ships 4 372 Admiralty Packets 12 16 241 ...
... seized for arrears of rate ; that be does not know that large estates have been deserted by tbe tenants, who have fled to America without paying their rents ; leaving the landlord penniless: that in numerous instances tbe farmers’ cattle, ploughs, and ...
... advance in prices, and the extensive orders in anticipation of a brisk demand in Spring from all parts of Europe and from America, may produce some reactionary elTects upon the markets towards April. Messrs. Tonge, Curry, and Co., of Liverpool, give the ...
... not being nearly sufficient to remunerate the foreigner—that in consequence the provision trade between this kingdom and America was in a very unhealthy condition, must of the great provision merchants being on the verge of bankruptcy, from their inability ...
... plains of Germany, in Poland, and in Southern Russia, they might find find ten or twelve feet of fine alluvial soil; and in America,it was said, they could trace twenty or thirty feet of rich soil, utterly inexhaustible, that even I old Irish farming could ...
... the time was approaching in which they were likely to assume a more significant attitude. A barbarous Government in South America had be restrained, and punished. Now, really, we do not think it was worth while to have made such fuss about the trumpery ...
... AMERICA. Liverpool, ‘Wednesday Morning.—The Royal Mai( steamer Uibernia, Captain Stone, has arrived with advices from New York to the 26th ulf., and the long-expected President’s Message, which subjoin. Mr. Howell Cobb bad been elected Speaker on the ...