... moderately supplied with town. .killed meat; but the arrivals from the provinces have been on a i liberal scale. Generally speaking, the demand is in a sluggish state at barely stationary prices. PROVISIONS. LONDON, Mondiy.-There was nothing of importance ...

... existence, paii to unemployed members £4,000, where would have been our trade-sixteen moves would have been, comparatively speaking, nothing ; we should bale -seen even worse than that, and yet, with a partial union, vse have stteed the onward progress ...

... arrivals from the provinces have been large_ namely, about 12,000 earcases of, chiefly, beef, mutton, and' park. Generally speaking, the demand is in a very sluggish state, at barely stationary prices. Twio baskets of beef have eome to hand from Hamburgh ...

... letters to n the Press, signed by his own name. Ilie wished to speak as a a man, and not as a mouthpiece. Their Society was anxious ti that the Chartists amour them should have full liberty to speak their opinions ; and also that the Conservatives should have ...

... sending letters to the Press, signed by his own name. He wished to speak as a man, and not as a mouthpiece. Their Society was anxious that the Chartists among them should have foll liberty to speak their opinions; and also that the Conservatives should have ...

... the arrivala from tbe provinces have been laroew namely, aboutl 2,000 carcasasof, chifly, beefrm, muttoad perle. Generally speaking, the demand is in a very sluggish state, at barely stationary prices. Twso baskets of beef have comea to hoedi fror llamburgh ...

... About thirty persons belonging to the men's Provident Association had been discharged and thrown on the world, owing to their speaking the simple truth. The meeting was called for omnibus servants, but they were willing to hear the pro- t prictors, if they ...

... FOREIGN. FRANCE,-PAeIS, Friday.-The EAtcfmoe.-The intel- ligence of the elections is uninteresting The accounts continue to speak of the almost universal success of the government candidates. M. Boubier de 'Ecluse, a legiti- mist, has been elected against ...

... with meat killed in the provinces, whilst the show of most kinds slaugllteted in London has been seasonably good. Generally speaking, the de- mand has raled heavy, and prices have been with. diffleulty euoP ported, PROVISIONS. LOsNDOte, Monday._The demand ...

... hours, to earn sufficient to keep off starvation. Is it any wonder that men thus crushed, ground down and oppressed, should speak bitterly of a policy which, if it has not caused, has at least failed to miti- gate, their sufferings ? Can it be matter of ...

... nirrkets have Ibeen eatensively SUpP9't110 r°o each kind of meat, derived chiefly from ~Icotlatld Bud 'e vinces. Generally speaking, the demand is in a very iva0 at the late decline in the qttotatiovis. PROVISIONS.9 LONDON Morndoy, April 12.-Wehadnotlilng ...

... rs. Here I find a greater state of destitution. I find the man labouring from early morn to the last gleaming of light. I speak of those who are called slop cabinet-makers, who make the fancy writing-desks, and who are brought into competition with ...