... ? 47 6 31 4 18 4 29 1 33 37 10 1849 .. . 38 9 25 9 15 9 22 9 27 5 28 11 ?? 8 9 5 7 2 7 6 4 6 2 8 11 This sinple statement speaks volumes, and demonstrates the position to which our farmers have been reduced as plainly as anything which could possibly ...

... TRADE, COMMERCE, AND FI[NANCE. B1ELFAST, MiON DAY EVIE'NNNG. BSuui-Ess, geircrally speaking, hia assumedl a norc cheerful aspect as the year closes. There has il eei, cvidentrly, a ic- vival of trade in the manufactirririg districts, irn corisequerice ...

... through which it -allows a timid proposition to filter- to send two battalions to Monte Video. That would scarcely be worth speaking of, were it not that it cloaks projects of great importance; were it not that the experience of Rome has shown us what may ...

... to.the'whole'.of Enrope, with.all lM its ancient 'and .popular 'eities, andI comercsi ' nteei'ts, fd Does' not. this fact speak 'voliimes'for the giant stridesto' hi prospeerity of. the new state of Californis, which lids sprubg Je up in the'far west ...

... Judd, have been slaying Its at Bircheenough's Royal Railway Hotel, I.iverpool. Wc he id itniderstatid that the yourg urit.ces speak ?? with fluency, and on leaving Liverpool were pleased to com- y pliment Mr. Birchenough on the elegante, comfort, aud oiv ...

... i 31 4 18 4 29 1 83 7 3 10 In 1849 ?? 38 9 25 9 15 9 22 9 27 5 28 11 Decline ?? 8 9 5 7 2 7 6 4 6 2 8 11 This ?? statement speaks volumes, and demonstrates the position to which our farmers have been reduced as plainly as anything which could possibly ...

... gentlemen, who, fiom their exterior and manners, are ftuly entitled to the name, are brothers, about 17 and 16 years of age. They speak English thoroughly, with pleas- i ing correctness, giving every evidence of good manners and f education. The youngest is named ...

... the' a stowckloflt year. l.he' ancnil circular of Ivfonday the- 3Bst of December, sbows a stock pf 468;170'bales, Yor, to `speak a'curately, of 96,4187 bales above the Y estimate wbich has been for some time past foisted of 1e ;on the trade!' ?? th i. ...

... 7r .8Z 10 ?? 8i95 8 8-9 2.49 9:, ,9 22 9i?; a7;.s28,11 -. Daeline ?? 9 fi7. .27I 6.4 . a2; '811 ?? This. slimplo statemen_ speaks volumes, and demontirates the position to ?? 'our aruserii ' have 'e ?? ae 'ptaiinly 'as' 'aoitting w'fiicijt ounl-d 'pfoasib ...

... thousand bales I below the stock of last year. The annual circular of Mon- I day, Dec. 31, shows a stock of 468,170 bales, or, to speak a accurately, of 96,487 bales above the estimate which has I been for some time past foslted on the trade. t Thia is a marvellous ...

... chuckling mightily at the prospects ?? the close of the past year seems to pre- sent to their self-deluded vision, or, more fitly speak- ing, to that faculty they possess, in nn eminent degree, of making the worse appear the better cause. The Mloirning Chronicle ...

... 1S4S, 47 8 3 1 4 201 337 8710 Tn 184D, '3 9 25 9 15 9 22 9 27 5 28 11 Decline, S 9 5 7 2 7 64 6 2 8 11 This simple statement speaks volumes, and demonstlates the position to wiuich our fsirmiers luave beeui reduced as plainly as aiytiuinii which could possibly ...