... tioned. 40 casks farina (Scotch) held 18s. Saltpetre .-The demand has been good, and some 3000 fiT^ rep ° rt T V have changed hanefs, of which 300 were SleW 1 , 1 54s - a,ld the rest °Hy for arrival, at 525. 40_. Ed! ** hhcl *> - 200 ba K B Bombay, 30* ...

... case of any change being made in the law, the Bank court thought it desirable that only one-sixth should go out by rotation. That is not a change of principle, but merely a change of detail ? — A ...

... was in bad order. Believe there is a rule that no goods train should be shunted within a quarter of an hour before the approach of a passenger train. Benjamin Buckland. — l am porter and signal-man af Bed- hill goods station. When the pick ...

... inferior calves were rather lower to purchase. Pigs and milch cows were dull. Per 81b., sinking the offal. s. d. s. d. a. A. a. d. Infr. coarse beasts ?? 3 6 8 8 Lambs 4 8 6 0 Second quality 3 10 4 4 Large coarse calves 3 6 4 2 Prime large oxen 4 6 4 8 Prime ...

... Indian administration. A virtuous, good man, like Sir L. Peel, is a cypher among them, and, if he will not be their pupil, must remain a nothing. The practical conclusion I wish to incul- cute is, that the Court of Directors is not a fit ...

... which was a disgrace to the British Institution, has found favour in the eyes ofthe committee o*^ the Glasgow Art Union at the cost of 100 guineas. This high price has boen paid for a mere tour de force, in which the greatest feat is the mixing of a sufficient ...

... plaintiff was a widow, aged 28, who in 1849 had been married to a Mr. Moorhouse, who died in 1855. She was his second wife, and had no children, but her husband had a large family by his former wife. In October last she was travelling in a railway carriage ...

... that the reforms introduced should be of a far more extensive and practical nature than those contemplated in bas ordered a reduction of 240 of the constabulary in the north riding of the county. With a view to a better dis- tribution of the remaining force ...

... service, aro — To a lieutenant general, 40006 a year; to a major general, 3000f. ditto ; to a colonel, 2_oof. ditto; to a lieutenant colonel, 1800f. ditto ; to a chef de bataillon, 1500f. ditto ; to ...

... was won. A wail, or even a barrier of ruined houses and timber, would render this a sort of citadel. The city bas probably a hundred thousand armed defenders. The main street, tta Chdndiir Cbauk, is very wide, and along the centre of it runs an aqueduct ...

... behaved excellently well, and had light breezes continued she would have stood a good chance of the priie. The Lulworth and the Arrow, however, with a wind, carrying such a press ot canvas, present fearful odds against the lighter craft. The Lulworth first ...

... 23d of August a mild curate preached in the open air; and there was a riot, with the pleasing Sabbatical accessaries of the constabulary, some broken heads, and a police-court yesterday. What if this life in Belfast were properly studied by a Kansas patriot ...