... market, and last, though not the least, at Need- h ham Market; and when we come to speak of the s exhibition held in Ipswich, for 1868, we trust ii to be able to speak in terms of approval at t least as warm as we were enabled to use on each I of these ...

... tions on subjrrts deeply affecting the best interests of the British Soldier and Seaman-a matterupon which he is entitled to speak with some authority, having been himself a sailor for many years, and having. both on land and sea, been where England's banners ...

... Messrs. Horsley and Son, of Beetles, which we omitted to notice in its proper place, we have left ourselves nothing now to speak of except the Picture Gallery, and with that we will close our series of letters, hoping that we have done something towards ...

... despatch of business, they may ex. change 30,000 sheep almost as casily in one day ats ill threeo but wo have no 30,000 sheop to speak of at the Ipswsch Lamb Fair, and probably a like numbtier may never again be poetned at Hlandfort Hall. There were, however ...

... every page. As to. the accuracy with it which the information is compiled, the large and con- ito stantly increasing sale speaks with far greater eloquence t than words. The volumes are well and clearly printed fT, on toned paper, and neatly hound, The ...

... poetic enigmas are direct questions and replies; and the pure, simple sentiment, and re. fined and generous feeling which speak from many a page, find numerous young renders, and some not so very young, we hope, to vrhom they are the expression of true ...

... busy prac- titioner; and a perusal will afford an insight into the art as well as convey an impression that its author is speaking straightforwardly to his readers, both as a professional man and a friend. ON THE NATURE AND TREATMENT OF MILE FEVER IN Cows ...

... School of Art have been held this week, and the drawings have been inspected, as usual, by a large number of visitors. When we speak year by year of the progress made by pupils in an Institution of this kind, it is necessary to take many things into consi- ...

... caly speaking, all that is contended in behalf of an Es- tablished Church is that the subjects of the Sovereign shall have the highest human nuthority that can he af- forded for the religious teaching that is provided for them, and, still speaking politically ...

... imple- ment yard and took great interest in some of the ma- chines; lie is a handsome man, with a fine open coun- tenance, speaks English well, very affable, and a moan that we ought to be proud of as the husband of our dear English Princess. The weather ...

... nimber of striking caecs of cure, even of what is Called gallopnge ornsumlittoit h lia' hisy. Vetn, and te Newo York press speak in high terms of tiner method anr tile sticess lie hus met aritnt, and even attribute It decrease of 25 1enr cent. in the number ...

... wvin, And findl an English1 hosle, And live andi die thereinl. Great Lord! h iow many a year I've plined To drink old ale and speak muy mind ! Loud rang our laughter, and the shoutt Hills round the Mecuse-hloat echoed about. -Av, no offenec: laueh on, ...