... good harvest, with a good quality, they should have remunerating prices. It was the harvest the year before last that he was speaking of. Well, then came the harvest of last year, which might be termed average crop—he was sure it was nothing more. The quality ...

... the first attacked: but he must tell the gentlemen of England there must be change, and rejoiced in the present opportunity speaking the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth 'much cheering]. Standing he did, he felt warranted in saying that ...

... that this is a remarkable decision, pro- eni cieediug as it does from a body of practical farmers ; ev i for,,getieally speaking, they-have been accustomed to to plate theirwholerelianceupon fartnyard mnunure, even fin I where high farming is adopted ...

... he would remark that they had had three years free trade, 184', 1818. and 1848. Of the first of those three years he would speak presently. A worse harvest than that of 1848 never occurred in this country. A greater purlion of the wheat grow n in England ...

... neither is it my practice, to supplyreports of the Pavement meetings to any newspaper, and, whenever I have occasion to write or speak of the proceedings. I studiously avoid (what the w riter of the paracraph in question appears to have principally aimed at) ...

... proportion to the tonnage and stowage of the h vessel must be the power of her engines, and it the daily consumption of coal. Speaking in round numbers, we may say perhaps that 3,000 G miles is as long a stage a paddle-wheel steamer p can be expected to accomplish ...

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... animals, he was rather glad that the comparison was no longer to be a sheep, which was first soggested by Walpole, who said, speaking of taxation. try to catch the commercial interests, and you will find them noisy pigs; but as to the agriculturists, they ...

... adverse to the present claims of the church, I am not aware that the clergy have taken part the discussion. But there is time speak us well as to silent. it too much to say that attempt is being made to place the clergy, at least, if not the Established Church ...

... the Prime Minister of Portugal, for an accusation of robbing the Portuguese Treasury of a t large sum of money, and for speaking disparagingly of the Queen. The application was granted. The Commissloners of Customs have decided that goods warehoused ...

... done, nuder the blessing of God, was the committee. From his con- nection with their President lie felt rather diffident in speaking of him, but hoe must say that if it had not been for his zealous, unceasing, and continued exertions in behalf of the Hospital ...

... I will but utter my voice, and the legions of the North shall rise, and trample into dust your little remnant of life. So speaks the man whom cotton9 currency, and Peel have made so big-mighty in his wealth, but mightier in his tyranny ; but has he not ...