... in’crocks 7d per lb.; lard, bladder 00., kegs 00s : firkins per cwt. wiu-a, D new? loTfid’ ; °JL corn per barrel to 16a 6d; America, while to Firkin* weighed the Butter Market. Fiikias. Price to 7os Od 6»is »o 7Gi 56* to ...

... recommended that address should be published setting forth the ways and means of the Alliance; and an address to the Irish in America on the same subject. The report was discussed seriatim, and adopted. Mr. Supple submitted report of Franchise Committee. It ...

... been the Not Scotland, but Wallace, barred and baffled Edward. Not England, but Cromwell, struck a king from his seat. Not America, but six or eight American men, put stripes , and stars on the banner nation. To quote examples, however, is needless. They ...

... were id. to Id per bushel oe-rer. Theie was for bailey at »ery extreme rate . Indian com was rather dearer, and the best America brought 295, 6d. per quarter. On meal was 3d. load , . av* Iri.-h fluur was held f. r rather more money, which checked demand ...

... that want of prudence on the part of creditors, or extravagance on the part of the owners, cannot be laid to their charge. America sets good example. We find, by late accounts, that the states of Illinois. Vermont, and California, have passed the Homestead ...

... Mann, of New “ There is nothing in which the Anglo-Saxon branch in Lisbon, in the state of Ohio, having discovered a gold America muel/differs its parent stem in this, mine on his farm. He collected oft) dollars worth of the The r tendency is to unfix ...

... Sir W. Molesworth, Messrs. Cobden, Hume, Napier’. Stafford, and other influential members of parliament. Emigration - to America. —We hare compiled from official sources the number of emigrants from foreign countries who have arrived in the nlv of New ...

... lighted gas of pure and excellent quality has the best appointed and most elective fire department of any city of its size in America, and is the only city in the state which wholly escaped the ravages of the cholera last of Dublin has addressed letter Bentley's ...

... confiscate the Gallician estates of Prince Czartorysky, on the plea of his having- lent countenance the Hungarian struggle. America.—The President’s message, which was expected the two previous arrivals, was not despatched the last steamer. This arises from ...

... defenceless Chinese the five mil ions of silver of which she has robbed them ; yes, when she shall wrest California from America, and possess herself of its treasures, then will she do justice to Ireland, but never until then. Has it ever occurred to ...

... ruinous to the agricultural interests of this country. In the course of his speech, Mr. Lawless said that the active soil in America was thirty feet deep, wdiilst in Ireland it was only from nine to fifteen inches, and required perpetual manuring. The cost ...

... the paragraph. A young pauper who learned the trade of baker in Athy workhouse, has written a letter to the guardians from America, in which he states that he is earning 1/. a week, with a prospect of increase of wages. In 1801, the population of England ...