... country has been 12,200,0001. The loss to the revenue only 1,400,0001. With these facts before us for our information and dance, I can have no hesitation in accepting the chslleeB to-decide finally, completely, and conclusively, the co te between Protection ...

... in the hands of Messrs Cobden & Co.-(Checrs and derisive shouts)-and that as the latter pulled the strings so the ministers danced to Bright and Cobden. (Uproar and laughter.) It was, then, for the electors of Northumberland to determine whether they would ...

... the 'purpose of putting double brokerages r'd and double carryings over into their pockets, and ali that it is an enormous clog upon business. The so. cond, propoeition is one that will make an immense e sensation upon Change, if it should be supposed ...

... -and. mighMnotI mk - ay kind of provision against rawn such sma'suary danger asI I tat h ut I should bassoi more rational in clo~g, it tha we If are as aunation. in making these preparations against France. (Cheers.,) I wish I could get some of these public ...

... In the intervals between tba dance several excellent songs were Sung by the workpeople. W. Blinkhorn, Esq. the managerof the above I works, and several friends were present, and took part in the evening's proceedings. Dancing was kept up with great Spirit ...

... might occur to him; and yet, the protestors allege, to their great surprise they found Mr. Hussey himself entering into competition with them with a machine slightly altered from the one he sold to them; and the very alterations of which, according to ...

... , at the stables, near the Fawcett Street railway station, Sunderland. The attendance of buyers was very numerous, and competition brisk; several of the best being knocked down at 50 and 46 guineas each. The average prices, however, ranged from 36 to ...

... notice, froin the fact pioof its having gained the prize at former competi- labour- Id be ?? particularly at Mr. Pusey's competition report on his home farm last harvest; but unfortunately, haingum from soame defect in the construction, the machine Itenant ...

... hut if o the hen. and learned gentleman would be so good as to re- aew his question on Monday, he (the Clerk of the Ord-n dance) would in the mean time inform himself upon the subject. CROWN CLAIMS BELOW HIGH-WATER MARK. In Mr. BELL had to ask the At ...

... concluston of a ball held in the ol .1spirituous village of Eifh; in this vicinity, one of the compars ,, ot nwico haed well danced and wall drusnk, issueti forth at sic a. o'clock, to sadise Isis pony for Itis journey homnewardC. In the mist andi glaumers ...

... owner f thisf o fistrte 01 Of treasure, athough he was advi ed to place it - ?? take up sethot ?? metropohi~an. pit~ici for competition, he wa axoscepnoler 05 the that the gentenzen of ~his district should ?? eo aoer. 30 t iaitY o ' Catering the is t n p tt ...

... experience that the industry of E}gland was in peril from fearful competition. They had yet to change their commercial system, and the productions of England were brought into competition with the productions of other nations, not only in the colonial markets ...