... 'The Bishop end clergy of the diocese, anil the ininisters of till denomiuatiousn* but before speaking to tie toast fir. Gar5it said he might be permitted to speak of the flock. For eight years he hadl visited Panton, and thlre was not a, sheep on his ?? ...

... scale. What sales are Made re forcobll with the-iew of ralsing money, and have been effected at very low prices. Generally speaking, those who are not obliged to selare taking their geods boa tie market. LSccDsi March, 2S.-A few low rmeltons and tweeds ...

... been his lot during that time to work in High_ street under the very nose of 16s friend Mr Grotrian and therefore he could speak of him with rome confidence as to his general ability and his character in every sense of the term. In the early part of this ...

... ion were com- pletely realised. Miss Burns, whose singular promise-we ought, per- haps, to say attainments-were noted in speaking of Taesday's performance, again greatly distinguished her- - self as the Queen of Navarre. And if the name of Miss Yorke ...

... houses were now filled with a large and choice collection of plants in full health and vigour, and the directors could not speak too highly of the work done by the manager in connection with resus- citation and increase of the plants under his charge. ...

... good crops-this season, more especially peas. Badey and oats cuane next, and then beans, which vary ;: but it is too early to speak of the latter. The close of the week. ?? indicated more of a return to confiW dence; and though the high pressure of ten per ...

... products in ex- change for our. manufacturing products. This prophecy remains unfulfilled. (2) In 1844 Mr COBDEN said: I speak my unfeigned convictions when I say I believe there is no interest in this country that would receive so much benefit from ...

... sdi:,promiient, he says it by no means follows that these grlievancesswouldhave been less felt 'bec'ause not bx- pressed.. Speaking geneially as regarded settlings, the siaoksmnen made out to his mind a case for the Board's interference; iand the; Commissioner ...

... roducing it to them, in the fact that the Uip which they weane inaugurating 4vas the offspring of Irish egnterprise. he, speaking as anoadopted Irishman, hoped the day was neot far distant when the distinction of name would be totally abojished, and when ...

... went out last night during a strong S. BE. wind, in reply to signals from the Gull Light Ship (states Captain Braine). On speaking that vessel the lifeboat men were informed that a large flare light had been seen from a ship on shore on the Goodwin Sands ...

... Local Stocks steady. with more 'enquiry. .:W. FOWLETI SUTTON - 'Stock and Share'Broker. A poetical New Hanipahire editor; speaking oftrees, says 'Every tree is a. feather in the eartb's cap, a j plume in her honuet, a tress tipon her forehead where- ...

... business done to order. Most of the manufacturers are running full time ; some are making long overtime; and, gene- rally speaking, the season has nade a very good eoa- mencenent, and with every reason to suppose that it will be a very activband prosperous ...