... ogricofaturnl produce, or changes not now anticipated will take place in this country.pekinate DAILY N-jEWS.-Sir Robert Peel speaks in a tono quite as confident and determined as thes member fir the west Riding. Se, too, looks on ropeal of protection as ...

... ever betbrein parliament Cagainst the importation of corn a;aud I love to follow ancient precedents. I think this bill truly speaks Dutch, and is for the benefit of the Low Countries.-Campbell's Lives of ?? Chief Justices. THI NILB.-The greatest breadth ...

... numerous tribe-the chief a youth. AMany Makoba or Bayeiye fish and float on the river; darker in complexion than Bachuanas, and speak a language which has a slight click. ECanoes hollowed out of one tree, very fine scenery on the banks of the river, splendid ...

... actuated by similar mteotives, or sought to exact one shilling more Iroat the land than it could fairly pay-at least be could speak for himself. and say, that he did not wish for one shillltig more than was just and right. If, however, he took the whole landed ...

... Chancery, should riot be deterrer1, for he felt a sigllular disregard fur their dignity in their officia I capacity-from speaking boldly with respect to their conduct in this audir, He should not object to LheJ adjournment; but when lre cane to address ...

... meetiig. Lord Nel- son was called to the chair; but was frequently inter- rupted. He declared that no person had a right to speak but farmers favourable to protecton, and as this was disputed, a movement was unide to expel the dis- sentients, and, according ...

... of Pius IX has been So I Of late years have they not been one and all in complete dependence on Austria, unable, if report speaks with the least truth, to perform an act-almost to ?? to an office-without their sanction or permias suot Pius I Xistrove ...

... board. You may judge what a happy state we are ia -expecting the bailiffs every hour-t-no one we dare trust with anything or speak to;-all we say is carried of. It is a regular spy job. l'o pay rent is iopossiblo. so what is to be done, or what the end of ...

... it, His Royal Highness is much pleased to see so large an increase of the number of depositors, end of the balances, which speaks so strongly of the increased prosperity and feeling of security of the middle and lower classes. His Royal Highness wishes ...

... finest face is disfigured if any of the teeth Wr lost, adid a disgreeable Kmpesgion is ?? the teeth are good, the e when speaking, or smiling especially, a fascinatio¶resout which prevents fortber examination of the co Rtsuance. The new ircorrodi e Teeth ...

... replied Curro, ' come on shore to devour us and the village.' ' Hombre, no-it's worse than that; it's a soul from purgatory!' ' Speak to it, then,' said Curro, whose teeth were rattling like cas- tanets on hearing this announced. ' How can ?? an- swered his ...

... noise, consi-titin of hisses, groans, and yells, &o., which lasted for several minutes. His lordship said he bad a right to speak, as. his property had suffered greatly from free trade, Several disturbances here took place in the body of the hall, and amidst ...