... all the principal boards has sent values rapidly upwards, and holders in Canada are very independent of selling coloured specially scarce. Butter—Only small offerings from Canada at present price* are well held. Lard—A little set back from the advance ...

... throughout Canada. 1840-Great Britain recognised the independence of Texas by entering iuto a treaty with that State. 1849—Execution of the Mannings in front of Horsemonger-laue Gaol. 1878—Departure of the Marquis and Marchtone ...

... 11.11 thu Forces. 1717—(George I.)-Capt, Woods Rogers was made Governor of the Island of Providence and Captain of the Independent Company in the Bahama Islands, West Indies. 1727-(George II.)—The Duke of Montrose was appointed Keeper of the Great Seal ...

... San Gniseppe, Iy, 347, Ladonza, Bevan, Wil- liam, Evans & Co Naples. Teresa, ly, 491, Bevan, Williams, Evans & Co Madeira, Canada, Ger, 467, Bevan, Williams, Evans CLEARED-Oct. 20. St Malo, Fitzwilliam ss, B, 350 coal Caen, Jacinth ss, B, 320 coal Ctten ...

... throughout Canada. 1840—Great Britain recognised the independence of Texas by entering into a treaty with that State. 1849-Execution of the Mannings in front of Horsemonger-lane Gaol. 1878—Departure of the Marquis and Marchioness of Lome for Canada. 1882-Arrival ...

... some stupendous suggestions, among which are that the last day of the eisteddfod should synchronise with the 4th July (Independence Day); that the Hon. Thomas T. Bayard, American Minister at the Court of St. James, be invited to preside over the eisteddfod ...

... There was an ex- cedent tone. Makers reported themselves weE; sold up to the end of the year, and they were consequently independent, and asked firmer I prices, which consumers seemed willing to give. The attitude which sellers adopted was con- sidered ...

... Wilkes was elected Lord Mayor of London. 1782-(George III.)—The Independence of the United States was acknowledged by a treaty concluded at the Hague—the provisional Treaty of Independence was not signed by England till November 30th. 1796—(George III ...

... county. The subscribers comprise members of each of the religious bodies of the christian com- munity, Churchmen, Baptists, Independents, Wesloyana, Calvinistio Methodists, and persons not professionally connected with either. Mr Wm. Jones, the worthy and ...

... about ls. per quarter. Malt, unl very fine, was also Is. per quarter cheaper. i here were a few parcels of oats fresh up, independent of the large quantity reported and this grain was exceedingly difficult of disposal. Even the finest corn was rather easier ...

... Coppsit.-Prices are easier, and holders of foreign are more disposed to realise at lower rates. The smelteis are alao leas independent than they were a few weeks ago. Merchants' orders are becoming limited. IAON.—This metal in its various branches has not ...

... a weak tone set iu. The market subsequently became dull, closing gener- ally dull. Next Monday, the 4th proximo, being Independence Day, all the markets will be closed. Money very tight. Cotton and corn quiet, but steady. Iron, petroleum, and coffee Bfceady ...