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... out :%•mW he t ws In the oar, of velvet dierwman—t he lintlWitiestiss - h e l ab' . i .., •t by a bunch of white lilac. speaking AI , VI I OCII•y ill Mi. COLOIIII. he IWIL -If emintry la willing to be bort.. at f.llu l il w i• 10 a , . hall or • to be ...

... the sad wisdoim that the truth of a speech is often of much lees peso. tical ineporteusee than the position of the man who speaks it. Whose voice is it which is colluding eo boldly and so truly in the Senate House it represent any legions 1 Now this ix ...

... emotive that he can experience any real difficnlty in dealing with an impart of so little importanoe to the revenue, nationally speaking. It is of an accepted neorssity for Chancellor. of the Exchequer to be neervesi and even my. Like the fair sex, he not at ...

... AGRICULTIIRAL Reports from every quarter speak in hopeful terms of the appearance of the crop& and of the general condition of the land. Farmers have been making good of the favourable charaeterof the m 4 season. and a um-4 deal of land has been in ...

... peen strong peal , y of the NW. in bir ' cit.. Of 111 • dO•11. for whieh it he eery mei of with tears in their eyes when speaking id Polo , . tonongot other aorta .4 reading ow r G t „ he ey .w heateet ewp ,.. , neet ,. a .to par•llels, but rertainly ...

... (Minims The Irielt idolaters. end, fate the people of Rnglemd, burst sacrifices. Their drew uf the elobility • IMAM The is speaking of the binary of Ireland, said who ewer to Engird to be ordained. bed chapels, and mem in digress re wentry. Yr. Chapman ...

... following report in gins;—' The wripe • better crop, oelv no. out of 13 crops of emegoldit gener p tut wither large sound, speaking, in Four only under avenge. potatoes were irmay diseased, and in six care eat of It below an average. le erne were destroyed ...

... ion on the lambs We however, that matters will now tithe • tarn, and that Apil will enable us, in miry ease ef the word, to speak of the weather prevailing in hank se pet. Orzytno or rem Lentamox.—The Qom bss impornal eammennim to rpm tbe hibihum la her ...

... there been done ea dry and well-drained wile, but as • rule the is tee saturated with wet to permit any progress to be sada Speaking on subject reference to esentry generally, the Agricultural Editor of the observe/4 kis that ea without anxiety, Is the homy ...

... hod which tbe committee disapproved of, end retelimande sa utioa of 3 pa cent, oa the winch **old rahe 7to 10 per cent. Cava speak io favour of the of pow money by lb. The Minister comb•ite ammare tooth all hie public • optima being alto against it., and ...

... whole, vegetation is decidedly backward for the timed year, bet ladles( her work sever. Makes. Of the whist crops., starante speak favourably. Apprehensions woes begianhig es be left at the mad of March, ow,litio splashy tot, and the plant was in places ...