... which will prove from the en of an enemy the position of some of these men. es ' nunorvarlrnillc-1 There was a e. It says, speaking of 0Co v man from Wigan, in Lancashire, who had been a d, cotton spinner, who has a two acre allotment; and v his family ...

... be separated from the essential and permanent Ieffct s of a free import of provisions. When he has found out that, he will speak again. Meantime, he makes certain offers, suffi- cient in his estimation to meet the bxisting crisis ; to all those tenants ...

... separated from. the essential and permanent If effects of a free import of provisions. When I he has found out that, he will speak again. - Meantime, he makes certain offers, suffi- ecient in his estimation to meet the existing tcrisis; to all those tenants ...

... and fro other parts of England, 750 Hlerefords, rants, Devorns, dcc. The Scotch supply was only 120 head. Comparatively speaking, the numbers of sheep were small. As the ri vals ofsdead meat fresh upto mnewgatn and Leadenmall have alen ?? trade ruled ...

... from other parts of England, 750 Herefords, run2s, tevons, Xi mlie. The diotthau 2 ly was only 1i2 head. Comparatively ,a- speaking,O the inumbs of sheep were small. As Ose arri- rr. valsofdbead meat fresh up to Newgate and Leadenhll have falenf, thee mto ...

... and more physical happiness than those who Sen live in crowded manufacturing districts. Mr. SBY2 O'Connor was Justified in speaking in even lowing has language in favour of a rural life. But if I re- POP member rightly, Mr. O'Connor's letters were not tow ...

... and not that d every week. It's about twenty-five years ago since ,the pricesdfrst began to he cut down by the two Parties 1 speaks of. Up to that time the prices we a had for stitching were about the same as' those I vhad thirty years ago. Till then the ...

... we were again extenasitelt supplied, aa4,there was a i' decidedbaprovement in the..weught'of most brQeds. Gene. ig rally speaking the demand was very ?? and prices were thle tur in favour oftbe butchers ; tei-top flgure for- n mutton was 4s per Sibs. ...

... Wij s eheep we were again exseiislrely supOPsd,, ndere wOS decided improvement in the weg ht niroot breeds. GOist oj- rally speaking the demand was very inactive, and pricia ng w-ere the tuen in favour of thre butchers ; the t~op figtir' for mutton was 45 ...

... sheep we were again extensively supplied, and there was a ho decided improvement in the weight of most breeds. Gene rally speaking the demand was very Inactive, and prices rd were the turn in favour of the butchers ; the top figure for mutton was 45 per ...

... Joliffe, from Havre, has brought two ships' boats, three sails; one awning, six pistols, Bsix Om two vompassee, one lamp, one speaking vessel ow. and a medicine chest, belonging'to the.e V - Zealanld, of Lononnlaely burnt atasit, and landed ?? esa ar togter ...

... clearance. There wae a slight decrease in the supply of sheep, all breeds of which came to hand in ?? condition. Geserally speaking, the mutton trade was heavy in the extreme. rrime old Downs, from their secarcitY produced last week's currencies-viz., from ...