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... LEEDS CORN MARKET-Tuesday. t -Weathcr contilues fine. Limlited sulpply of wheat. The little g new wheat showing is taken at Fridays rates. Price of old is fairly supported. Otherarticlesunchanged. Wheat1728. 0 Sml hwHULL CORN MARKET-Tuceday. 0aSold shwof ...

... (From the Loion Papers f Honday.) LONDON CORN MARKET-Monday. Wo=ET.-Egli#h slow, at.- Is to 2s per qr. cdecline. FOreignx ?? tad but a limited se, althogh offered at areductonof Is tor. per qr. Dlating cargoestare 'crc Iof the, coast. There is C rather ...

... ?? Express.], (From £'5e London Papers of Monday.) LONDON CORN MIARKET, Jan. 21. The frost continues, and the weather still intensely cold. t~i WHEiAT.-English dull, and last week's prices with dliii- bi errity nmaintained Foreign sells only in retail ...

... laadlord's p1101er to ntiesitrain, anel the meeting tinde sutod t I 1c1oimbendatiois witi revnars i o trade VkZU'k anld paxtelt law. A resolultio wl as uriani- incmIsi\,, ?? urgings ink-lividual Chamlbers to a[':.ivl of itate ort the i'.citei dsuestion, sld ...

... ?? Express,] (From the Loxdon Papers of Monday.) 7 LONDON CORN EXCIIANGE-MONDAs, July 29. During the past week there was considerable excitement in floating cargoes of wheat, promoted by very bad weather gr and indifferent accounts of the growing crops ...

... holidays began to discuss a poor-law laid before it by the Government. The poor in Lower Austria have hitherto been provided for by local laws, and arrangements arising out of the circumstances, but there was never ar rgular law to provide for the destitute ...

... IN PETERCULTER. There will be Sold, by Public Roup, Nether Com law, on Thursday the 14th curt., l2 to 15 ACRES of GROWING OATS. Sale to commence at 3 o’clock afternoon. Purchasers may have the use of the Thrashing Mill and Biro, if wished for. Credit ...

... is not very suitable for a Corn Exchange,' yet, were it regularly frequented, it may be of temporary service to Grain Dealers in stormy weather. They shall, if they think proper to use it, welcome, free of expense, every lawful day after Eleven o’clock ...

... and its Results. An Essay on the recent Commercial Policy of the United Kingdom, to which the Council of the National Anti-Corn-Law League awarded their first prize. By the Rev. Henry Ddnckley, M.A. London: W. & F. G. Cash, 5, Bishopsgate Without. Dublin: ...

... years old. 1 Breeding SOW, and if not previously disposed of, some Fat PIGS. 2 Long Carts, Wood Cart, Turnip Sowing Machine, Corn Drill Sowing Machine, Double Boarded Plough, Turnip Harrow, Rakes, Hoes, Forks, Scythes, Tramp Picks, Cheese Presser, Cheese ...

... meaning. Aunt Maggie. Address all communications to— Aunt Maggie (Symington), Hunstanton, St Edmunds. How to improve the Corn Laws—Wear easy boots. The best and worse thing you can say of a marriags is that it is tie. ...