... -PIIAVISION S-Our Baconi Mfarket lhed bat a ?? 9mtPPIF;t13u wvere, limlever'i, brisk, and all suld ait fornier prices. Pbis' ebs'rks hiocitr ella ?? to osar preseut quotations. Ill Cool Beatter thur'e NV's a aiss Chat don~le, t ait atd vailtu ?? i IlPer lb ...

... on Mr. D'Arcy's chat- racter, tlS a man of courage, which had given rise to the ren- conter. This arrangement was earried into effect. The statemeit that lMr. Peter D'Arcy received a message ein the goeund, must have been made under a misapprehension ...

... m-n are, will dn, ;,and Apullo to ha it, a/er ,isitot a ?? gesitlemi o.- n. aer. LIVERPOOL ELEC l'ON. Lord Sand-n has beeny returned bh a majority of 839. BRUTAL BARIBAITII-Y. k appears that a combination h -a *;-xensmvelr existel ac itist ...

... blirrg a comnplete mauze of -`held paths, bye-laues,, and tetrnpike roads; aloe having to -pass:barefinoted o-er several stiles, foot-rsiads Dnewly cinidereil; macadamised roads,,a. foot bridge without a ri-aling, -through a tue npike, and by ...

... horned cattle, sheep,.lamb and calves, the whole of which met a reduc- tion. Prime Beef, 4d to 5jd perIb, sinking offal; sheep from S6s to 46s each; lamb ?? to Y2s. ; calves from 60s to 20s ;pigas, a amoall supply, price from 25s to 40s, pccording to quality ...

... the County tie independetice of Lougford must be triumphant (lo'Ad ap. jutnes). Dr. Nicholls then alluded to a practice which he tilrelto d a-a resorted. to by the -local tyrants of Liangford,- to taut the efeoat of the proceedings of the. Union. Persns ...

... into the meeting, hp proposed the admission of a brotlir member of Ia of the Birmighliam Political jUion, Mr. Haynes, an Eng- lish barrieter, and a Protestant, He did nut ?? Mi. H. an a barrister, but Be a gentlemap conaticted with some of tbe moat iofluentgal ...

... mile. A little beyond the perfect level, the road has been formed in a deep excavation made throiigh marle. Beyond this, about half a mile to the north of the village of Wavertree, is a passage cut through a steep eminence called Olive Mount ...

... kinds of wild fowl, which spend the Eunmer in the Arctic regions, and in winter seek for a milder climate. The other day we saw a vast flock of wild geese rest on Chat Moss to feed, in the course of their flight to the south. it consisted of many tbousand ...

... Cumratmor.) fmrmmialiei a great variety of bieautifuli mmpeciiimemis, fouinmmmg othier's soveiil Miagnificoimt F'uaehbias, a Smiagi Plmimm, mmiii a, iBmlimmmt, eompmmioseid competition, whimn lise distingmiishmed wmmrit As a cmmlti'vmtor womhld at oimce ...

... Outmeitl, I5a Itt 1I 6ald per t(tsvt. Piotatoes sell freely at 2s per cirt. 1) .011 OG I I A, Jsc. 14 -We hid a fttll] ntetrket a. day otf Ittth farmeats attd Ititvert, a itil wye have to tote Cal t it ted ulti oct itt I W rtear lint iii Olitst 11 vatf lat ...

... applause of statesmen. The loss of such a ran, oed Isuch a wember of our community and your council 0n, ef tutes a melancholy feature in our ?? a C'n5tel moved, as he has been, from a circle of admjmiruiely re- ...