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... whole, the parks show a rise of 8 per cent.' over ladt year's ronts. A field of new grass nin'ade £5 pet acre., Th'c Brechin Auction Coinpajy, Liimited, were auctioneer4. EASTER SKZNreI-The gieass parka oil the Home Farm of Easter Skene-34 in number-were ...
... BESP0O7DEVT ' I The Easter holidays were remnarkably fne, and the approach of summer did not appear far I wdistant as one atche(c the swallows skimming , over the river, or looked up into the beautiful I t and cloudless blue skies of Easter Sunday and ,Monday ...
... things agricultural than it has been our pleasure to hear fora very coasilerable tine. I In connoceion with ,the farmer's rising hopes it has to be remarked that these improved espectat ens are very far from inc;ucing him to the well-thinned reser ves ...
... during the Easter recess at his sent, Brocket Hall. Lord and Lauly Erskine are visiting at Youngsburv, the seat of B. Giles King, Esq. Earl and Countess Cowper, the aon. \5Vnu. Cowper, M.P., and Lord anti Lady Ashley, nre lat Poishanger for the Easter holidavs ...
... was no Market; there will be one, however, on Monday. THE Liverpool Cotton Market has been quiet during the whole week, the Easter holidays tend- ing to this result. American has given way very slightly in price. The sals for the four days amount to 40 ...
... farner is said to have S lost the rising braird af two successive sowings of oats and one S of barley, allon otie field, in the present season. Many others who did not sow till July, on the ravaged spots, have now cortn rising there, but little hopes of its ...
... ask 5s of a rise on last week's offers. In lS06-87 ute Sno fessh business is reportee consumers not caring to buy their supplies so far forward. In yarns dar sorts cou- tinue in request at firm prices; tow yarns also move ofi well at the rise. and jute ...
... THE ENGLIdSH IRON TRADE. the great strike wa8olnly juslt ats an end, the iron-' vw rkere took their Easter holidays as usla d he! S e~last week Was therefore but, abrokr'ovene aid ItIS ic cruld net he expected -that nnch iron would be j ic iAnufactored ...
... writing on the 8th curc., says :-At Hartford Mine, o. 5 shaft, we .have nct as yet taken up the vein in the rise above tle back of the 40 eamt. In the rise in the back of the 50 east there is a leader of abhut Oft, wide of ores of S to 7 per cent. copper. InJ ...
... worth about 46s, Growers, too, at Dantzic, are as dissatisfied as Bri- tish farmers, and areagenerally more sensitive to a rise than decline, So far as the wheat plant on the Continent is concerned, pros pects are generally favourable, but the scarcity ...
... m, Low Street, Bauff, 14th Octoher, twelve ?? Allan, solicitor, Banff, ,gent. Duncan Cameron, farmer and cattle dealer at Easter- ton, near Darihead, in the county of Perth--creditors meet in the Procuratori' Library, County Buildings, Perth, 20th October ...
... will be. lighted the 1st of August, and continue to burn from Easter to Michaelmas, one hour after sun-set until sun-rise, and from Michaelmas to Easter, half an hour after sun-set, until sun rise; Elsineur, June 27. 1818. MULLENS & KNOX. June 27. Lord Gray ...