... 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 ...

... ?? was hsere from the I ast UnitedifSlates of America, thle country of his nativity. People were 11 Oit eo accustomed to speak highly of the tnstitultons under which they had d been bred and reared, that It might seem strange shot one from at the boasted ...

... acknowledging that it was to be imputed to their own supineness, obstinacy, or short-sighted covetousness. Of course we do not speak of all,-tbcre are many eminent manufacturers amongst us,-but of the too general characteristics of the trade. ...

... haeples Jn tl this country. Our political sky being very cloudy, nobody can may much beforahand with certainty; we caln only speak of a probability of what will happen when nothiag ?? which diotarbs our peace. Lambs' wool has been Inquired for, but having ...

... 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 ...

... prices were slightly dsarer. Both cloths O and goonse might be had at prices wlich were refused on Tuesday, a but generally speaking neither manufacturers nor opinners were die. n posed to press business in tlie present unsettled state of the cotton a market ...

... Intentions of the Chancellor of the Exche quer, but it is still asserted in well-informed quarters that nu taxa- tion worth speaking of will be taken off, but that a portion of the last Irisic loan will be redeemed in preference. To-day the EnglIsh funds ...

... 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 ...