... ng firm of the o hiindralnees and prol ibitioi s with wvliich it has c pleased Sir CHAnLEs Woon auid the Leegislature to a clog their trade, we should say that the existing c Board of Customs is, after all, not so very unfit aii instrument for ?? out ...

... country has been 12,200,0001. The loss to the revenue only 1,400,0001. With these facts before us for our information and dance, I can have no hesitation in accepting the chslleeB to-decide finally, completely, and conclusively, the co te between Protection ...

... the 'purpose of putting double brokerages r'd and double carryings over into their pockets, and ali that it is an enormous clog upon business. The so. cond, propoeition is one that will make an immense e sensation upon Change, if it should be supposed ...

... -and. mighMnotI mk - ay kind of provision against rawn such sma'suary danger asI I tat h ut I should bassoi more rational in clo~g, it tha we If are as aunation. in making these preparations against France. (Cheers.,) I wish I could get some of these public ...

... might occur to him; and yet, the protestors allege, to their great surprise they found Mr. Hussey himself entering into competition with them with a machine slightly altered from the one he sold to them; and the very alterations of which, according to ...

... notice, froin the fact pioof its having gained the prize at former competi- labour- Id be ?? particularly at Mr. Pusey's competition report on his home farm last harvest; but unfortunately, haingum from soame defect in the construction, the machine Itenant ...

... hut if o the hen. and learned gentleman would be so good as to re- aew his question on Monday, he (the Clerk of the Ord-n dance) would in the mean time inform himself upon the subject. CROWN CLAIMS BELOW HIGH-WATER MARK. In Mr. BELL had to ask the At ...

... experience that the industry of E}gland was in peril from fearful competition. They had yet to change their commercial system, and the productions of England were brought into competition with the productions of other nations, not only in the colonial markets ...

... subject to celebrate the event. He recollected one scene ins that opera, in which was represented a inumber of insolvents i dancing round ii maypole, siiigiag a humomuoums Song in la praise of the court and its judge. The relief given 'was,vs hoWever, fousid ...

... high qualifications, :and for %which many~ of e thiern l'aid collie Oveor to hinglanad, and submitted themselvest to a competitive exauiiniition. Previous to the amialgania.f tion of thre two isilitary services the medical service of India wats open to ...

... that stolid Legis- lature which garners in the revenues of the Spice Islands, and now and then imports a statesman from the dancing shops of Batavia. The Royal Speech-which we published in foil on Wednesday -belongs strictly to the clay formation; it is ...

... The spi- ritual authority might have been preserved, and even ad- vanced by a timely and ready surrender of the temporal as a clog rather than an aid. But when the Pope made his temporal power the sine qud non of his spiritual authority, he committed both ...