... it. His royal highness Is much pleased to see so large an In- crease of the number of depositors and of the balances which speak so strongly of the increased prosperity and feeling of se- curity of the middle 'and lower classes. His royal highness wishes ...

... this formidable disease I It is not our intention to maintain a protracted cor- respondensc upon this subject, tho facts speak for them- selves. We confess that we have beeti astonished at the result of our own (assisted by the public) researches, and ...

... their attention arid skill ras stock-breeders. lie trod witnessed tire extribitloos and awardl of prizes,srtd felt lie could speak positively of the utility of surts entilbitions. Nowy, as agriculturists have by far the largest amount of stock end capi. ...

... find that the general opinion of your brother ma- gistrates ran with yours ? Did they acquiesce in your opittiots, generally speaking ? The MAyon-That I can scarcely say, I only answer fur myself more particularly because I only attended once a week. The ...

... on to say thai we cassiot give remunerative employment to tile wisole of our labouring ?? ? Sir Robert Peel in his letter speaks of lisa main articles of Isuman food.I But wye say itiat it is not the duty on the main articles of hunsen food, but the pro- ...

... in every thoughtful mind. We know we shall : not be blamed by those who visit, and teach, p and relieve the destitute, for speaking the truth, unpalatable as it may be. There are many, how- U ever, who, admitting the evil, object to any mode of it mitigating ...

... the only difference being that it has now been thought advantageous for the Company to retain these latter Shares. Legally speaking, the responsibility in respect of these Sunderland Dock Shares may perhaps be cast upon sue; but, if this be so, every S ...

... most unqualified support to the motion that the bank be allowed to continue its operations. Mr. J. S. TiiomPsoN.-In rising to speak upon this subject, I am sorry to say that I cannot view the matter which has beci brought before uls in the same light that ...

... stance, Itave they foctad any discrepancy, betw~een tte heeli, of the numerous depositors and Cleose of ties batikl; wh'ich speaks highly for ties actuary, Mr. NNateete. STEALeNG CLOTICES.-On Tuesday last a widoev oh keeps a smell shop at thle nortic-end ...

... on board hut two, who contrived to escape, aiid then blew her up ! After sucis doings, of the truth of which trundreds can speak, it is enough to make one's blood boll to hear such noisy lubbers as Mr. Sturge and Mr. Richards talk ahout Sir James Brookeo's ...

... and the remedy for, thils ?? diOe;ieC It is not our ?? to ranintaill a protractuo e respondene upotI tbis subject, tie facts speak for hlliCIS selves. W colifess thttlt we have been astoeisimd lit tine result of our Osvn (assisted by the public) rescardlew ...

... Cthe jilescu %VhV-r ?? Wgt at wolk with 4fu VodQ !;h0 ezjsioi9A tg puage THE BARt ot ENGLAND.-WOC feel a great difficulty In speaking of tihe actual practitioners now at the bar of England. Never at any Period within a century and a half vrss the profession ...