... every landlord and tenant farmer in the kingdom, in this crisis their for- tunes; and it is exceedingly well-timed, not to speak of the mtrinaic wisdom which pervade* it. v loes, the tenantry of England of the utter hopelessness, the present temper of ...

... the best effect and utmost satisfaction. Alter st *t fnt} that Mr. T. H. Graham had bestowed much the subject, and would speak the sentiments and neigbumts, Sir James thus concludes his letter should deprecate the establishment of county force a e , ...

... dinners of this kind, the « toasts they were required to propose were not of the most ...

... themselves from an humble sphere as meohanics to the most eminent position in science and society. (Applause.) This concluded the speaking of the evening. The ball was then opened by Mrs. Curwen and W. L. Dickinson, Esq., and the dance was kept up with untiring ...

... went w«ll - sin Martinmas, 1845. I left at Chnstto t Tweddle, and have frequently seen him UseriT • fold yard. have seen him speaking • mgo t m the evenings, as late as ten o'clock. ami • °, a, tn ed earl >', and on the night when Mary bed °' sister 1 went ...

... auctioneer, said that a saw like that pro- 1 uld be bought for thirteenpencc. me Prisoner then called upon William Irving to ] speak to s character, and he said he had known him » and believed him to be an honest man. was agam alled, and in answer to a question ...

... dealing out woundi and death to the enemy with flashing sword in hand. She seemed herself quite unwilling to admit the fact, or speak upon it, yet she showed us her hussar jacket, in which she was attired. She would not, however, tell us how many men she had ...

... profoundest truths of phitosuphy and of complaints, and that object they have certainly gone fur the peecepts of morality. speak to accomplish, by giving to the world a book divested of physica with the inour position as public censurs nd uardians of ...

... Oats, Rye. d d 8. 8. d 29 a. 37 lo in 1S48 WV 3i 4 Is 4 Bil ISHS 8 39 6b Y 7 Soa sul Decline 57 7 6 ‘This. simp! le statement speaks volumes, and demon- farmers have been re- strates the position to which our duced as plainly as anything which could possibly ...

... Graham, of Edmond Castle, continued Sir James, had been so obliging as to bestow much attention on this subject. He would speak for the sentiments and wishes of his own neighbours. He (Sir James) would deprecate the establishment of a county force ona ...

... peace of 1815. “The Ionian Isles, viz., Cephalonia, Zante, Santa Maora, Ithaca, Cerigo, Paxo, under the of, more properly speaking, the British sovereignt: 1815. ‘These islands ly us with large quaa' of currants and olive oil, and take in return cotton ...

... custody two days afterw: by his e onduect that he was a dishonest person. The pri- soner eaticd M r. Nixson, court erier, to speak to his eharac- ter. said he had known him ever since he was a child 4 and that h er knew him charged with dishonesty ‘ else ...