... morning there was a large show of beasts, amongst which were 84 oxen from Harnburgh which were in good condition. Generally speaking, the supply was of middling quail y ; an excellent supply of sheep, and the same of Lint*. In the beast /market the better ...

... about trade and wages ; the old vituperations of the League and Sir ROBERT PEEL; these were repeated as if by machinery. The speaking automaton could have done it all. About as much intellect is required for this kind of performance, as for grinding a tune ...

... early part of last week, although rather close and sultry, there was no interruption to the labour' , of the harvest worth speaking of, and during the last eight days we have not only had bright, beautiful, and breezy weather during the day, but a full ...

... be accomplished without missing one day of the average working-days of the man throughout the year. Fortunately we are not speaking of a mere conjectural matter. The experiment has been tried in various parts of the country, and with uniform sue. ems. It ...

... many instances been acceded to, and the week closes wry healthy. WOOLLENS.-Lams, Sere. 12.-Though theeloth trade, generally speaking, still eantinues aeuve, and many of the manufacturers are employed making clot/us to order, the appearance of Maine.' in ...

... support them idle. Now he would go the length of that. (Cheers.) And speaking as the repretentative, but not the owner, and he hoped it would be long before he should: see that day, but speaking at present as the representative of a property of 26,000 acres ...

... long as the evits, which were so powerfully condemned by the friends of the poor, existed in a shape at all formidable. In speaking of those who were unable to pay their debts, he of course excluded the persons who had dishonestly contracted them. To quite ...

... which were found the royal colours; whilst others, who. were in possession of valuable articles of drapery—heir-looms, so to speak—for many a year preserved in remembrance of their ancestors, devoted these also to the purpose. Even some among the poorer ...

... into an agreement fur the purcluuw of the Pontop and Smith Shields Railway, and the works and property belonging thereto. Speaking of the Wearmouth Dock purchase, the CHAIRMAN observed that the flocks had cost the original proprietors 140,000/. ; and he ...

... him. Those who had the cream of the property in Ireland were the mortgagees and the judgment creditors. Mr. SMITH O'BRIEN speaks more plainly. Mortgagees and persons derivingjointures and annuities from land, will escape altogether from the taxation ...

... prison a fortnight together for three years. When out I cannot get employment. I base tried every place, but there ta one to speak for me. AU the clothes I have I got from the prison for over-work; but sometimes lam obliged to pawn them. I have two sisters ...

... been uttered with the gravity of a senator. Of Miss Laura Addison, who undertook the part of Juliet, it is again our duty to speak in terms of sincere commendation. It is a task of great delicacy so to apportion praise as not to awaken overweening self- ...