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... Spirit of the Press. BOTH SIDES OF THE OUESTION. THE HOUSEHOLD AND THE MINISTRY. (From the London Quarterly Review for June.) * * It may be said that the ministers are likely to do justice upon themselves, and anticipate, by a suicide, the sentence ...
... 6tated in the following letter his constituents at Ipswich : 40, Faton Square, July, 1839. Gentlemen,—Having taken a calm review of the course which convictions have recently compelled me adopt the House of Commons upon several important occasions; and ...
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... were trees hes fad le LORD JEFFREY AND SIR WALTER SCOTT. In the ea the nssally at Lan Jarny's entriassiame to the Beelaral Review, a &dinar by las lards Alp af sa he iattietad to hiss is • d Sir San's la inosi up all alla• ai polities S. ihs Anion. ...
... Review of the British Corn Trade. From the Mark-Lane Express of Monday, Jan. Ist With the commencement of a new year, it may not amiss to take a retrospective view of the past The trade Wheat has, throughout 18-13, been characterized a comparatively quiet ...
... Ayr Advertiser. THURSDAY, Jankaey 4, 1844. The respective reviews of the condition and prospects of the country, furnished by the daily Newspapers to their readers, at the commencement of another year, are both interesting and instructive. The debateable ...
... imagine, i. loseh more to dip into the pockets of his dupes, towards raising the 100,009 feed, than to enlighten their naiads. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. Fro. Mark-Lass of Monday.) With tba et a um year, it may not be amnia to take s retnspactim View ...
... characteristic of this versatile novelist's pen. There follow short critique on Lord Jeffrey's contributions to the Edinburgh Review, and another paper of Reminiscences of the great Sir Walter, written in the same easy flowing manner. *' Reminiscences of ...
... ANNUAL REVIEW OF THE WOOL TRADE. (From the Circular of Messrs Hughes and Ronald, Liverpool.) Liverpool, January Ist, 1544. In reviewing the Wool Trade for the past year, it is satisfactory to be enabled to give a more favourable report than in our last ...
... sale was numerously attended throughout; the proceeds amounted to the large sum of Four Hundrcd and Thirteen Pounds..Aberdeen Review, Dec. 30th. Kirkaldy. —Shocking Affair.—One day last week, the wife of Adam Russell, shoemaker in Pathhead, having been deserted ...
... entirely of iron. It is expected that it will be a most complete proof of the state of metallurgy—lllustrated Polytechnic Review. The Tobacco Trade.—From the result of the interviews bad by deputations of the tobacco trade with the Chancellor of the Exchequer ...
... Number for January contains:—Blanks and Prizes; or the Wheel of Fortune, a Tale; by Mrs Gore—Lord Jeffrey and the Edinburgh Review.— Reminiscences of Sir Walter Scott, &c.; by John Morrison.—Reminiscences of Dublin College Life; Billy Sheridan, Historical ...