... and Famine, by A. G. sec ...

... in each year :-—~ have been of a similar cha- IMPORTS INTO THE KINGDOM. The weather appears to tinental Euro) to that ex- 1948, 1949. Raby, racter over a portion of cou frost to thaw sland, perienced here, frequent chat nges from vere 22383 cores 90,906 ...

... to e Ko at ain about ten o’clock the same night. was apprehended a second time in the course of the’ week. eseph Cleland, a beer-house keeper in East Tower-street, the night in question a constant communication was kept up was next examined : his evidence ...

... enlarge it by a purchase of ground obtain- able at a fair price, and fit up the stalls in a better The system of private shops is growing among us, and will, no doubt, increase with the population ; it offers advantages to the butchers in a large way, and ...

... T. W. ARTHUR, Patriot A. SCRATCHLEY, A Sot Secretary Members of Buildi: Societies, in London or the Country, who are of whether the Associations they belo: to are conducted u; sound aud equitabie principles, or at present are in a safe investigation papers ...

... rember, who appeared to take a deep Ixstrrution.—The Committee of this Institution have issued a cireular the of whieh is to place by stating that the anion of aod read- upon a new footing. venience as to nullify the of a wast of at the for for dra French ...

... leusiou of Kergu.on. BOROUGH MAGISTRATES’ OFFICE. Town Hai.l. kdmesOav. —l’rt^ent: The Mayor (J. kome, h>q.). and J. Slater, Kaq. Lakcesv.—John Janitwni, a vouu/r man. «n« 5-n.iipht Hi.ir*frd with having ai* of rtorkinr* (r.ilue from the shop ...

... reign of a now wi ion present mode, not pay more n commodi em, from 15 to and the urmurs.) er cent. on his eated, in order that questions vow by appeal to arms be determined by a reference to suc! a tribunal, might where it was more lil y that a just decision ...

... laid out the i, both of silver a , a ,? et ,! oncer ' hammer and a minute glass, the following in!l ° • ChaBte workm anship. Each bears , ginson by his frie ' : ~ P, ' ese nted to Mr. John Sar■ a mark of their ' along with a P or trait ...

... and carried away two ef cotton half-a- store weight of flour meal, five pounds weight of oat- meal mixed, five ounces of butter, half a-pound weight of soap, and a pound weight of cieese, all of the value of Hi a shillings, the govds aud chattels of ...

... cor- Feb,, 1850, respomling week 1949. a a Wheat as Wheat. one . 45 1a ms Barley WS Oats Harley . Ree Oats 99 ve oy on 23 deans Peas _— “~% 4 Peas 33 London Corn Achange, Monday, Februar; I At this market there was a very sinall show of wheat land-carriage ...

... be a very wrong notion amongst a num ber r of | coroners upon this point ; many of them thought that evidence given before them ought to be looked upon in the same light as evidence given before a magis- trate. But, then, this was the opinion of a certain ...