... i 31 4 18 4 29 1 83 7 3 10 In 1849 ?? 38 9 25 9 15 9 22 9 27 5 28 11 Decline ?? 8 9 5 7 2 7 6 4 6 2 8 11 This ?? statement speaks volumes, and demonstrates the position to which our farmers have been reduced as plainly as anything which could possibly ...

... would not appeal against them;- and he knew lie would be supported, because he knew he was speaking the sense of the people (beer, hoear). Hle lied a rightr to speak upon the matter, for it was through his exer- tiosn, aided by the hosest end earnest men ...

... to have leisure to bring forward their corn, or supplies of moment can reach us from the Baltic. Our advices from Scotland speak favourably of the weather and the progress made weith spring labours, but very despond- ingly of the existing distress among ...

... previous season since the ?? appeacance of the potato blight. I The reports htitherto received, from all parts of the country, speak very favourably of tue appearance of the young wheat I plant, and the sowing of spring corn and pulse has, ie many of the more ...

... sals on Saturday week for New York, and it is anticipated that she will take out a large quantity of goods on freight; and speaking of steamers the greate-tsatisfaction has been manifested to-day in Liverpool on tbe receipt of the all but official announcement ...

... adjourned till Friday, and another cabinet minister actually described the order in which the members of the ministry were to speak. Sir Robert Peel and Sir James Graham were expected to address the house, besides a large number of other members. The last ...

... have manifested a decided disinclination to take more than needed to supply their immediate wants. Our letters from Scotland speak favourably of the weather and the progress made with the sowing of Lent corn. Owing to farmers having been busily engaged in ...

... valuation in the other three, the profit rent, which was stated at 4001. a year, would have dwindled down to 451. or 501., not to speak at all of the great depreciation of value which has taken place in all lands since the valuation was made. It is by no means ...

... ty ltd enterprising manager in securing for his audience a acessaion of brilliant op ratic enitertainmnents-it needs not t speak s.f all lie has lone to maintain in its old spleaidour the sn'rit of the high drama. These things surely are not firg.ttess ...

... since our ii last, but we do not hear of any complaints of ain excess of w moisture-indeed, the reports from all quarters speak very dt farmonrably to': the 'appearance of the country. The young hI wheat plant has- ifiproved materially since tile beginning ...

... pass a vote of thanks to the directors for what they lad done for the short period during which they had been in ollice. In speaking of them lie agreed with Mr. Bsggot that it was very eaty to pull down that which had taken a bong time, and had probed ver ...

... Tidd Pratt went to Dublin, and. proceeding upon public grounds, induced the trustees to continue the bank ; but, properly speaking, it was not a continuance, for Mr. Lundy Foot addressed a letter 'to Mr. Tidd Pratt in these worda- We hope that under all ...