... Committee on Cotton to the New York Convention gives the following statement of the quantity of cotton manufactured in the s United States in the year 1831, the number of mills, and a the capital invested:- Cotton If N Mills. Capital Manufactured. e Dollars ...

... had eonioth.ng worth rending. I mnet not omit the way In mention that the Jevnore report aaeerts - though I do not credit it- Unit the King of Delhi iweaped neigl.benring shrine in dieguiec of woman, bc.iidia, it is moreover reporled, was raising 15,000 ...

... oway, 244, Strand, (near Temple Bar.) Loudon ; also by all resnectable Druggists aud Dealers m Medicines throughout the civilized world, at the following price. j s l|d., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., Us., 225., and 33s.,each There considerable saving by taking the ...

... is quite right and civil to mark with satisfaction the kindly intercourse which the International Exhibition has elicited between HER MAJESTY's subjects, and the numerous foreigners who have been attracted this year to the United Kingdom. But when Ministers ...

... of peace. I bare ebserved with satisfaction that the United States, after terminating saecaasfally the severe straggle in which they were so long sngsgsd, sr* wisely repairing the ravages of civil war. Tha abolition of slavery is event calling forth the ...

... many and risks to the purchaser which would accept It will be observed that the Bill only deals with sale of land not re-settlement land: it will affect property transmitted from father son In this way Bill avoids raising of objectors and after all the ...

... will greatly tour United States having fine since landed a recent letter that he York hopes to in about first in December Sir writes enthusiastically respecting tho harvest in Western in the best that has ever known The effects of civil war he are still ...

... ethuo- logically considered, was sare tu tre ive a cousiderable allotment of that partition, 1 being impussible to make a re-settlement of Lurope without largely satisfying the of Grevce. The Government (weaning himself) believed that the end of the steuggie ...

... telegraphs a letter from the Ameer the 16th, enclosing reports the mutiny the troops at Herat, and the murder of Fakir Ahmed Khan, civil governor and military commander under Ayoub Khan. Ayoub, in letter to the Ameer, confirms the report of the Turkestan disturbance ...

... noted for its fine church; a beautiful monument by Banks to Penelope Boothby; for bong the scene of some contest* in the civil wars of the Commonwealth ; for its boll, the seat Robert Hayston Frank, Esq., and for cottage in the neighbourhood In which ...

... of the Prioritise Church. In those times the main part of the business of the Church Courts was really civil, and they grew to be considered civil Courts. Bat now it was far otherwise, and the claim of the Church was to have a joint voice with the State ...

... South London was, to say the least, a bad omen. And, lastly, the employers, whom we may term the enemy, wen well organised and united. Moreover the supply of labour, Braude of Con- apart from the Unions, has been ciliation. shows to be sufficient to meet the ...