... reform should be supported as will produce this important result-as the only sufficient guarantee of permanent economy. After speaking of the excessive cost of the rural police, he said, there was another point he should like to touch upon- a point which had ...

... from, Printing-house-square,and cheinsts,who la eow little beyond their own laoratory, were the only per- sons competent to SPeak-on agricultural itubjects-(laughter) -but he (the Hon. Mr. Ltores would proceed to state the t of his experience. The -on. ...

... shown of how much greater importance the lendd interest wsea than theman ufacturiog in this county; hewvouldnow pro- ceed to speak upon the point of what he consideredw8ouldt 'be the tsaavoidable rasult 01 free-trade. It wais said that it was a landlords ...

... easily and comfortably in mediocrity, with I the paths of distinction open to him as they are in a free I country (we do not speak ot a despotism, in which the press is enchained), and had a right to suppose that, but for the neglect of others, he might ...

... pigs and cattle, how for every bushel of wheat detracted from the atural produce, he cn re ve S. from the cost of manure. He-speaks confidantly of the principle hold- ing good in the case of mutton aleo, though his ex- periments hsave been confned to the ...

... adopt the order of the day, as proposed, is to maintain the vote of yesterday; others say the opposite. M. 8igur ?? demands to speak on the position of the qeres. tion. (Marks of disapprobation on the Left.) I M, SGeun D'AGuzi2AU bad to observe that what was ...

... guily of for- gery, inF which case officers will be immediately sent to effect his capture. Ailthough it is not possible to speak with cer- tainty upon the matter, I entertain a very strong opinion that the defalcatiens have extended over a very short period ...

... armed expedition and the latter had proposed to stop the Monte Videan subsidy. MK. 11ien oad Berryer disappointed many by not speak- ing. Neither of these gentlemen, however, seemed to hame found a favourablie moment. Yesterday was the day on which were to ...

... with the sort of servant he ad. The young woman Murphy, on the contrary, declaed that the prisoner was the frst person to speak on the subject of fos-tnnetelllcg, end Ci ihe evening before she threatened that if she did not give her half-a-crown she should ...

... If the landlords are movieg heaven and earth agailst the latter, vhy will they hbout sacrilege il any prolane man dare speak of the eppropriariou of the former to their real and original uses ? A fire took place in the Loughres Workhouse on Thursday ...

... would expose him to the contempt or sarcasm of his fel- Iows. Honourable, liberal, generous, and kind, it is im- possible, in speaking of the pres, not to give a small . measure of praise to those whose judgment controls the Ipress, whose taste adorns it, ...

... 'Esq., C; W.Paoke, Esq., M.P., &o. Mr. T. Allen, of Thurmustoni, tben Mansiisbf Gri£by, r. Relby, -Lord J. Mnners, -nd otlser speak~e addressed the meeting ih upport of the resolution, which were of the usual character, sed were car ried uaimousnlT. Au-add3es ...