... sportsmen enjoyed themselves livi to thle full. Tue quantity of game varied in different die- R' tricts, hut, generally speaking, there was a, good supply; Ws Bird~s were in prime condition and strong oit the wing, lish which was unfavourable for in ...

... b idle to suppose thait isisjry has otti bceen intidetesi by the late itecitit eestler. I isit advices truism thme asotis speak rather UsI eeoirgiitey uilin the mtcattcr still, let iss hope that ts tierciftil ~rasitideIee isill give snub sciatlce fromt ...

... tendon sales appeoar to haive iumparted A brisknless to tlse demiand fur iiative wools. '1hme Austrul-aai a a' accouoist speak of great diresess in the wool mharket there.E -, Fiucx TRADnm.-This branch eoiitinues inl ane umipreved 2-condition, bc-t there ...

... Tuesday's ordinary average. I HUD SI III.) ,S gSt. 4.-The amnount of business transacted in to e Hallto-day yas, generally speaking, about an average. The kinds in wvhich the largest sales were effcoted were fancies,-bordered, and %vitli silk threads in ...

... sailc. Nsoils and brokes in demand. COTTON. l t MA i Nitl.ESI ElB, lifo'1? owl E-ceait?/.-The aidi'ices from the United States speak of a further giving way in the price of I cotton, anid this 11IRS had the eilect (if inducing rather more Dcaition ?? buyers ...

... shewn the activity whiich iimarlced last week's opera- tions ; still there are fair sales goii~g oil, and prices, so to i-eat speak, iioro than firom. The general opinion is we shall see ick, little variation fromo presient ranges. In pieces anil yarns- -y ...

... :iaiiy hanids are still out of work in the district. 'kimle ?? LJ fr0 ii± Aminerica in spite of the ?? pres- sure ol that side, speak * itb fair -ronlliie for the next sea- I s,ll's Jdenliild. The proiu-ct if goeni pricer fir western Ipri- iiicec Will tend ...

... those of YorWshire ast a long attributed to anialogous differences, in spinningI r scouring, aind other processes, not to speaks of thve din- Iferent quality of the water. No one dotubta, now, that a the maui cause of the superiority was in the the of ...

... me also call atteoti il to icy Owni Words In evidence ?? tIS coroner. ao proving, the degree oif mcy 'nsIcIc whn eol lie speaking, the ease seas already hiopeless - ''If yn assuntie thiat en tile 19th o 1tteIhi seen emiseh tI id-.gjolify ate inl saying ...

... baa era now proved shie can write-a letter n ant merely of graceful acknowledgment, but full of that a deep foaling which speaks from heart to heart, and at once g ennoblee the Sovereign and the subject.-I'ost. e [AIIYERT1SEXIIENT.] What sort of a work ...

... small quantities. On Wed- v- nesday, one or two houses bought rather largely of cloths for India and China, and, generally speaking, prices have been steadily maintained. Id - :_ ?? YESTERDAY'S MARKETS. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) I CLOSING PRICES. LONDON ...

... drooping state of the cotton market, combine to give a tone of depression here to business both in cloth and yarns. Generally speaking, the engagements of manufacturers are sufficient to enable lb. them to keep prices steady, but in some cloths buyers have ...