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... bought readily at Is. per 1b; while the price at present is from Is. 3l2!. to is. 4d. per lb. Of the German wool we cannot'speak with the same confidence; but, upon a the whole, we hazard little in condescending on a rise of at F least 20 per cent within ...
... The ciforts of somne of Mh'. lhushton's retmiuls. 1 2whelcl have come unet~r our notice, tire also -very credlitable, 2 and speak highly ill favots' of the syastlet of tuition to which 12 they have been snbjected. PATnItcnOsT MiEC.ANICS' INSTITUTION.Ort ...
... advatce of Is. per quarter was,in partial instances, th mi obtained for the best dry qualities. I Our letters from Scotland speak favoralbly of the weather, tha H rY. progress made with sp-ing soloing, and the appearance of the BR be autumll.solvn crops ...
... Johit Morris, black- i senith, Dreol, to the care of the Rev. Father 1Ryan, P .15 lve lathkeel, Limerick, The prisoner, who speaks irish wi the Sil net great fluency, which is what no English tn t in au nillion a) rcal do, was sent to Kirkdale onl Wednesday ...
... extremely f e sensitive to ainy offer whether for sale or purchase; quota- t 0 tions have altered but little, butl generally speaking pricest I- are a shade lower than in thle earlier part of the week :-East hi 0 Lancashire prefereuce quarters, 7-4; Great ...
... eon- m Leysequence of the rise of funds at Berlin, they were better aE ri S, here, but not mnuch business done. Generally speaking, SC yreA the acceptanice by the King of Prussia of the impril Ighit crowvn of G eronany was wished for and (Uexpected. There ...
... night~occasion to address an assembly of friends who met at Wakefield, i I feel myself' rather hoarse, and'quite in- 'capable of speaking to you except in a conversational way. Still, es we. are met here to talk over a matter of business, as it may be called ...
... statements of Mr. Payant's attorney given in the Courier, as well as Mr. Payout's own general evidence. The decision of the court speaks for itself; but we only re- echo the o1,inion generally current in mercantile circles when we say, that the meeting being ...
... Hurley, Keeley, and Charles Kean among thl Pit iynumbeir, Not being able to remalit for the secotid pact, we w S_ caisnot speak of thfe Swyles acid Gerusan airs, there intro. In d iced, wvhich ?? learn are very origicoal, and curiously clever, to LI Mr ...
... time, in the manners and appearance of a mats, is to Formerly even his colleagues in the directorship were afraid at *d to speak to him ; but now he is all humility, mildness, and docility-willing to answer any question, and to do anything w. he is asked ...
... the people. otj ?? man, however, who could not read was literally deaf, as W Cable he who could not write, ivas, 'literalIy speaking, dumb ; for, Ceo tied to those who could not read, books had no voice, and could BIa' iecu not be heard; yet, ?? end Wales ...
... arpoated for parcels of musgititutle, some 'd ti-illitg ceitoossion may have been maito by imlierters, lint gone- riilly speaking, they exhibit ceusidei-ablo firmnitass, aild iiisist o? t. full prices; tlieitll1eily is alpreeentcltieflycontiiied to ? ...