... ? 47 6 31 4 18 4 29 1 33 37 10 1849 .. . 38 9 25 9 15 9 22 9 27 5 28 11 ?? 8 9 5 7 2 7 6 4 6 2 8 11 This sinple statement speaks volumes, and demonstrates the position to which our farmers have been reduced as plainly as anything which could possibly ...

... through which it -allows a timid proposition to filter- to send two battalions to Monte Video. That would scarcely be worth speaking of, were it not that it cloaks projects of great importance; were it not that the experience of Rome has shown us what may ...

... thousand bales I below the stock of last year. The annual circular of Mon- I day, Dec. 31, shows a stock of 468,170 bales, or, to speak a accurately, of 96,487 bales above the estimate which has I been for some time past foslted on the trade. t Thia is a marvellous ...

... consinand, its valiant and distinguished conduct at the battle of Aliwal was publicly recorded. Ani now, Colonel Jack, I have to speak of yourself and the noble regimertt under your command, as it served in the recent campaign of the Punjaub uwder my personal ...

... HOP MARKET. Our market is very moderately supplied with all kinds of Hops, especially with fine new qualities. Generally speaking the demand-is it a very sluggish state, at last week's quotations :-New Mid and East Kent pockets, 6 i0s to 12; Now Weald ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... hrilge, llol ha Townv, writes thlat Hlolloway's pills alsd oltutineit enjoy li in. I? putatiosu its Van Diemen's Land. He speaks of one tail wi;,, h P beets for years uttder the treatment of the emcdical practiticnra,, and was discharged front ithe hopsptal ...

... returned to the charge to-day, enumerating various illegalities committed by the authorities and electoral board. He was left speaking. The Senate is getting slowly through the articles of the Government bill, establishing a new system of jurisdiction in cases ...

... proprietors In the usual way. i Before putting the question, however, he wished to Gee if I any gentleman had a desire to speak on the subject of the report. Mr, PELL wished to know if bills overdue and protested l were to be called assets, The CgA IUMAN ...

... Mark-laue this morning was very quiet at last Monday's rates. MANUFAcTURvING TADnE, ?? accounts from the manufacturing districts speak very favourably of the state of trade. At Manchester the market was very firm for most goods and yarns. At Mac- clesfield the ...

... Wvelch, of .Wellington Bridge, Hobart Town writes that Hollowaya Pills and Ointment ?? hib reputatlna in 'n Dieman's Land; he speaks of one man vho lad en for years under the treatment of the medical pratIUonere, and was discharged from the hospital as incurable ...