... cause, a Batter which strikes as having been altogether omitted, in their rauDcratkia of the support they a ill require, inwards the attainment their object.— We believe it is essential, beyond every other means, that the tenant-farmers and working class** ...

... efforts to settle these unpleasant matters of controversy, and to obtain indemnity for wrongs which wore the subjects of complaint. Our present Charge d'Affaires at that Court will, also, bring the prosecution of these claims ability and zeal. The rev ...

... the pier. Th-entire length the pier feet; breadib. 4 feet; 10 fret below low water at its head; l> fret, the «iunl V-VJ fret inward; and thence gradually decreasing the depth 7 fret. The stone* used in its election vary from two to fire ton*, and were prueared ...

... ami increased employment at labour. With reference to the shipping interest, he found tliat the number of vessels entered inwards, in the eleven months ended Dec. 3, had increased from ships, with 3.093,866 tonnage, to 28,946 ships, with 5,678,033 tonnage ...

... —Liverpool, Friday.—On Wednesday, about twelve o’clock, the North-West light-ship wei adrift, and the fury of the gal * forced inwards towards the edge the bank. S'.ie was subsequently brought up N.W. spit, where she rode heavily. Lieutonant Lord, tb« marine ...

... amounted to 2,730,082/.; in 1846, 4,062,378/. I The exports, in amounted to 1,929,606/; in I 3,2014)92/. The shipping entered inwards, in i 1,077,874 tons; in 1847, 1,461,2!J6. 'l‘hal outwards, in 1836, tons; in 1847, 1,494,634 tons. (Hear, hoar.) This, all ...

... healthy state of the Digestive Organa. Thm bim» immediate Influence over the following eases Asthmatic and Conatnnpilvc Complaints. Coughs, hliortncss Breath, Hoarseness, Ac., Ac. Prepared and In Coxes, Is. 1 Id., and Tins, 2s, fid. 4s. g.| and U's. fid ...

... with large boulder stones. At low water, it was so shallow, that it was daily waded by people gatheringshell-lish ! The complaints of the merchants and other inhabitants of Newry, who viewed with dismay the threatened ruin the port, were loud and frequent ...

... thought Of diildhuoU, clouded by a care; A hope of disappoiototeut wrought— A lorer’s wish—a sinner's prayer— Man’s heritage!—an inward flight Prolonged beyond the spirit's power— breath which bears the soul to light When sadly closes life's dark hour ! A Novrl ...

... the potato crop looks admirably. The wheat, which seemed sickly some time ago. is retrieving; oats, of which we heard some complaints, it is will not prove crop. The meadows are luxuriant. —Limerick Reporter. Tub Noam. —The grass is short and thin, ns are ...

... hours ; reviewing the adverse decisions of the two other Courts with extreme boldness of stricture, and with the warmest complaint of their deviation from the usage of centuries to grant rule—which, at the utmost, does but say the matter shall be formally ...

... every evening, Sundays excepted. For Whitehaven, tho Queen, Kennedy, the Whitehaven, Thompson, every Wednesday. ARRIVALS INWARDS At this port from Quebec, on the instant, the Coi iolanus, Davis. At this port from Riga, tlie 6th instant, the Rhine. this ...