... ill Great Northern declined 4, Gre. South-western -, | Western }, North-western 3 to j, and re } Was &@ rise, , however, of about 3 in, North-easter } (Berwick). The Paris and foreign lines were mostly well supporte ...

... the omission is precisely what people would want to see, and which, in fact, ought to be published, as the very mention gives rise to conjectures disagree- avle tothe French army, Sir De Lacy, so far as he was himself concerned, had no objection to have ...

... this event, so long anticipated, has not been pretty well discounted at the Bourse.” | ——— | Tae Easter Vestry.—Preparatory to the meeting | of the Easter Vestry, to-day, the Mr. Mr. Shaw, have published an account of the expenditure of the parish rate ...

... would venture to a few observations upon them. It would be in the recollection of many gentlemen pre- sent, that at the last Easter Vestry they him one of their churchwardens ici on his part, unex- certainly he was not for the | © office ; in fact, if he ...

... services, and referring to the and position of his country with pride and pleasure. In the the use of Teso- most Buchanan gave rise to a Political debate of the the select by a vote of 33 to 20. In was &@ resolution of a of di This act citizens of to Mr. ...

... of the learned in both branches. satisfaction to the members of the a medallist and scholar ln He was called tothe bar in Easter Term, 1823, and Trinity College, 2 was a member chiefly in the Equity Courts, and was the anime work on real Property, “ ...

... in a moment of . Tsay, of diffi- culty, because, to a country like full people of such energy and such high spitit, whose rises resources, both of ot weall th and with the occasion, whose ingenuity, are never-failit never under the occasion, there is ...

... Kinn the schooner raised paid their passage in the British mail steamer to ey assisted them, and Aspinwall (or Colon), the easter'n terminus of the Panama in the republic of New. Granada. ‘Sam them, having a passage granted by the British he had, much ...

... per cent. took place; and the subsequent advices received from America being considered still more unfavourab! le, additional rise of 1 per cent. was resorted to on the 19th instant, the minimum rate being now 8 per cent., as high as it was the panic in ...

... cordial greeting. The weather, too, imparted enlivening influence ; the sun was warm and as bright we might expect it to be Easter Day ; and we can best describe the Christmas of 1867 there was sunshine in the heavens, sunshine in the homes, and sunshine ...

... and a further decline ensued in consequence of fresh speculative sales. A slight - all. provemcet afterwards set in. and a rise of per cent. succeeded, but it was nor maintained ; for immediately it became biome that the telegram reported a furtliim slight ...

... FOR Till CH VST. --Oeughs, eeliis, asthma, &c., are in many cases entirely prevented ha- the timely application of these ea.sters. 7SOI, le 1)21, and tki each. To be had only from F. G. J 01.11., eloymist, to, Paraheis-stroet, ar.d 94, la talon- roatl ...