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... and ferveistwi the spirit tins created in the hearts of thousands in thi, bar Iin country, as well as in his owen broad America- ire, IHH ~E say ike THELIH H UE b ew (abl, ant The rocky ledge runs far into the sea, Li 'be And en its ouiter point, some ...
... computed from tlhe returns made in the week ending Dee. 25, 1849, is as 'On follows: - The produce of the British Posiessions in America, 26s. 2d. ; the Mauritius, -s. -d. ; the East Indies, 28s. 7d.; and the average price of the two foregoing descriptions of ...
... It May now be eaid to have fairly set In. So much had been said of the emigration of artizans in the Sheffieold tradeo to America, Note! of continental competition, and of the exportation of steel, that somae persons had persuaded themselves that the trade ...
... AMERICA CALEDON MERICA ANADA. HIBER: I CANADA NIAGARA EUROPA Pounds :barged LIN n• OST 0 N NEW YORK FROM A MEI 'rom NEW YORK 'rom BOSTOI 'rom NEW 'Y lalifax, Boston x, tO SAMUEL C D. and C. MA( ...
... COSOURC. America (4), 1600 Judkins, Maclver Caledonia (s), 915 Leitch, D & CiM'lver Cushlamacree 294 Thomas, J Orr Earopa (s), 1400 Lott, D & C M‘lver Ocean Queen 234 Hamilton, Timothy 331 Liston. .. ••• ...
... Among the lecturers ate Sit redl 1-enry R. Bishop, thre distinguished composter;, the Rev. Al Oit- J. C. Richamonid, of America, whose ex~raordittir) itc are powers and vast acquiremretits enable bin to adlorn what. to ever subject he toacties ; the ...
... importance, the vessel having onI ha bard a yore valuable cargo, and being bound to a remote ne part of thu West Coast of America, to which, only, one onor two opportunities for shipping goods occur in the in course ot a year. its 'rho packagei, however ...
... 282 tons in 1848 equal to 15,885 tons. I aniieied quotations )eautiful little Zeph Merit circular of from British North America, !6111 January, 1849, 1, Sleepr Pieces 335493 101895 710803 70594 195939; 92081 16711011314684 ...
... 18th D, built of picked up a few days ago near tt Jane, Leith, ( ence at Valparaiso. Hero of Sidon, he at Savannah. tt ; America; Dunn, and New York 1, hence at New Yor)c. ...
... SHIPPERS Parcels for different Consignees, !ingle Packages, addressed to one IUI payment of Freight, will, upon examination in America by the Civ=toms he charged with the proper Freight. On DS an ,e UNITED STATES, in BRITISH SHIPS, BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ...
... expenditure, will be more disastrous than ever they have proved in the mother country. What have the cheap lines done for America? for cotton consumers will no doubt attribute the extension of that cultivation to have been influenced in a very considerable ...
... looking on the laboars of human victims. In a later age, when Chris- tianity had indriced. at more humuane civilisation, America commenced among the vast primeval forests her noble and boundless career. Free front tde charums of the old world, but with ...