... restrictive Navigation Laws ; a sufficient supply of cheap food and an increase of labour in our manufacturing departments, with a rise in wages, shewing that the latter are more the results of supply and demand than of the low or high price of Corn : and were ...

... ALMANACK FOR 1850 February 12, Shrove Tuesday; March 30, Easter Sun day; May 10, Whit Sunday. 13 14.15110,171 20 21 ; 22,23,24 27 28)20 .a 1850. )| July 11 12! I 1 August 3 1 Gj 71 1112 13 1 i'ls 10 117 19120,21 22 24 25 27;2H oj 7 10 II riil.i.J 171b ...

... of the favorite remedies of these old dames are yet used by the villagers. The following may be taken fair specimen For the rising lights, take quarter of pound of shot! Sporting in the Fens.??On Wednesday the 2d last person in Moulton parish, on the borders ...

... 558 deputies for whom made to contain the 750 re resentatives of which ve Assembly is composed. The dis- cussion present L rise to some caustic remarks on the instabilit h took place on this subject gave e resent member was c of th when, in order of things ...

... addressed the meeting; after which Mr. Cobden spoke, dwelling principally the general increase of employment, and consequent rise of wages during free trade. According to previous promise, he explained at some length the arrangements which he had made with ...

... thene, when Ilie plac talks~ of the surplice ? ne Hi3. ?? ?? clerical plirtyis alarmed it Socialism:n A it -ecs the slaves rising, rind it imagines that it will have saved Bag societv sihenl it shall Irave combined material resistairce with thai social' ...

... Mare%watt, Eq., XOilr`hatr, TVs Or Pasuarans.—The new House of Cosa moos will not be ready for the members until after the Easter `seems. The admission el the poblie to view the Roma of Lows will recommence en Saturday, the of February, by tickets, to ...

... and strength, has been discovered at Droitwich. The new House of Commons will not be ready for the members until after the Easter recess. Prince Albert was raffled for at Manchester. The prize ox at the Birmingham cattle show fed by A man was committed ...

... pro- have been used. From bed, then, he must have They his body was di: iscovered, lients in aroused at no long time befor ts rising, or, a5 We he: nd come either by hearing the servant f one of the children, a sould be it supposed, b; yy the cryin rs. Novelli ...

... necessary ma3 I utlay.'I1 that Tire farmers, itis stated, have nohops of relief from present o'll depression except from a rise in prices:-e ,,Ira Buckinghamsirire the attention of thre farmers ap. hrou peered intently fixe d on prices as thre only sorsrce ...

... the street, then rushed down the thoroughfare with a noise like the roaring of a furnace, the kitchens of every house, and rising several feet in the ground floors. The inmates being so suddenly visited scarcely knew what to do, and many of them flew to ...

... conclusion he called upon Mr. Blakeney to name the time when the sacra- ments were introduced into the Church. Mr. Blakeney on rising assured Mr. Naghten that if he requested the name of any author from which he might quote, he should not reply to his request ...