... these stupendous animals, that finer stock could hardly be produced. Air. Moseley showed an ox, which had been worked up to Christmas last, and which hiad beer taken promiscuously from his stalls. Mr. Riches, of Frostenden, shewed a Suffolk home-bred ox, ...

... lin imnignificence to that of amother. Nation vied with : iation, city with city; the news of an improvenielit was borne from one shore to anotiher, and if some new beau- ty wvas introduced in one country, it was so quickly imi- tared in others, alid ...

... from t.ondeo, iviti' goods. AlbIon ?? 0 Bead, tram London. with passeogera. Sotteo-Atbioil ?? head, for r 1.oedoo, with passengers. Otwoit, I'stti?sn ; Thomas Ciarlsaaa, y Ituacs ; Emma, Curling, for London, settis floor. Wittiont 1-toidi. d tuned, May. for ...

... tor-and if not by new taxes, howv? By a loanl? W~hat, again, the Whig-Rladical liii- nisteis add to the public debt at tile end of 2)3 years of pelc mon at thle Cliii of eight years of Wbig- Radical Ilill ? Bult it' uci thcr by new talXCS, nor11 a loan ...

... from London, lith goods. Albion ?? Read, from London, with passengers. New Friends Ad- venture, Cordingley, from Dunkirk, with oil cake. SAILEDs -Ellzabeth. Williams, for Medemblik, in ballast. Emily, Ringe, for Liverpool: Air, Lester, for London -. . ...

... increase of 122,02:3 qrs., or upwards of 13 per ?? Post. QhrATIJTY Or MALT USFD BY Tlle l.ONDON BaiEwIxoS Ia I8Wt.-The total quantity of malt used by the public brewers in London, in the yeiir ending October 10, 189, was 750,172 qis., being all inicrease ot 7574 ...

... apoplexy, malformations, hemorrhage, &c. 0, It appears that those chronic diseases, in which there at are new deposits, iiew formations, or new secretions, pre. le vail to as great asr extent in the country as in cities. This classiincludesscrofula, cancer ...

... constituting the new courts to equalize them. It was necessary to give such inducements as should obtain the services of the most eminent barrittera. Mr. Ewart pressed his motion to a division, and was defeated. The bill creating two new Equity Courts then ...

... candidate (heads of colleges and halls)-Msgdalen, Exeter, Trinity, All Soulns. For 'Mr. Garbett (ditto)-St. John's, Wadham, New College, Wtiel, Vorrester, University, Balliol, Yembroke, Corpus, . Alban-hall, Merton, Lincoln. Neutral-Jestis, Queell's. malnund ...

... Mason of this town, according to which the new frontage is required to be erected, forming, with the additional ground thrown into the street, a decided improvement, whilst the advantageous situation ot' the new buildings will render them desirable tfr ...

... Palacet most by his Royal Highness the Prince Rogeint (afterwards own- George the Fourth), were invited by the citizens of [ not London to a superb banquet, which was given in the ,tion. Guildhall upon a scale of extraordinary magnificence. time After diniier ...

... must apologize for tres;)assing on the patience of the ho se because I cannot ultter mnselfibhatit isin my power to broach a new ideaor to throw a fresti ray of light oni this important qiiestioi. But it beccomes me as an untried min to stand fiirwards ...