... ; and from other parts of England, 750 Herefords, runts, Devons, &c. The Scotch supply was only. 120 head. Comparatively speaking, the numbers of sheep were small. As the arrivals of dead emeat up to Newgate and Leadenhall have fallen off the mutton trade ...

... pro- fession. On this point he could speak from experience, inasmuch as Mr. Wilson had attended him (Mr. Hansell) in a late serious illness. He had every reason to be satisfied with his treatment, and could speak with confidence to the untiring energy ...

... face is disfigured if ainy of this teeth are lost, arid a disagreeable Impression Is ?? the tooth are good, titers Is when speaking, or smiling especially a facination present, wisich prevents further ?? Of the 'Countenance. The new Iecorrodibie Testls ...

... Now what was tine cause ofthe present distress? ti Ile, for one, as a practical farmer, declared, and hebelieved tl he was speaking the sentiments of the tenant farmers of d England, that it was caused by unrentunerative prices. I But, said the manufacturers ...

... tile poor taro no losers tilereby. Oil tile last New Year's day loaves wire tCu3 given to oite hundred poor tailiiies. Lutcia speak plaiaer thurt words. i a his last weelk's palper, tse iaditor of tile Aatdvrtiser again ,ratecs botourasrbe mnention' of the ...

... this formidable disease ! It is not our intention to maintain a protracted cor- respondence upon this subject, the facts speak for theis. salves. We confess that we have been astonished at the result of our own (assisted by the public) researes, 3 and ...

... hope(l, will , teach theem to moderate some of their ridicilolli t, pretensions, and assume a more modest toea for the future. Speaking of the claimns of the agricul- te turists to legislative consideration, and the evidell Lo disposition of the free-traders ...

... but he I trusted that the uncertainty would be removed by further investigation, and that he should at length be enabled to speak with the assurance of one who had reasons and convictions of his own. He concluded by remarking that though we did not find ...

... asserting it by argumesit in this house. Sir, the taunt is one easy to make, and one not difficult to bear. [Hear.] Sir, I, speaking for these gentle- lmen with whom I have the hoiiour to act, I cain say that we do not in ally way shrink from argu- nent ...

... behig the second -week of Free- ceaed )'et the aobove 38s. lid, is 7's. 5d. below it. Ir-facts otiust be registered, aiid Will speak for anleeswtit the aninl cotaes to be 'complete eayof our hardly dealt. withr mnd in- 2LuRpai lhriners. Well toay tlacy turli ...

... ocour, but wherever any such mioconduct had been proved, the parties have been sub- jected to heavy forfeitures. Generally Speaking, the conduct of the officers of the emigrant vessels tad been most ex- ;enirlary, THE EDUCATION GRANT. . Lord STANLEY wished ...

... seas prevented by tier frietids. It-, About tcii o'clock ?? umorning ?? went out of thie roomet isE, in a hurry, ithrout speaking to any)n, Otio er htusband followved, 're suet wvnt Into thle garret to Seek ther, bat did not find list. On 1t, a closer ...