... moans to the same extent, and the slight variation which is noticed in the value of the samples, alike from north and south, speaks satisfactorily the uniformity of the crop. The following are the first prices of the three principal grains per imperial quarter ...

... contingency at a future period, wilt be betrayed, and suffer loss, at least that is not Acre—(great applause)—for here we can speak with confidence of a capital, consisting of upwards of a million of money, which we have in our. coffers, and of a revenue ...

... incertitude which the writers discover in regard to questions and principles affecting the highest interests of mankind. They speak as if every position that may be disputed ought once to be abandoned, or at least treated as a matter of uncertainty. Take ...

... exercised over the community by reformed, vigorous, evangelical church. But we hope better things of many of you, though we thus speak. Dearly-beloved Brethren, there appear in the horison the gloomy foretokens of a disastrous storm coming upon the Church, that ...

... appearance, A c., those whose portraits are being taken. Formerly, the time requisite for taking a portrait was, generally speaking, about four minutes; but in consequence of the 1 great improvements just mentioned, the time has been reduced to about five ...

... duty may at one time or other he discharged the caprice and fluctuations ot fashion. Of human enactments it is unnecessary to speak. Law's and lawyers seem now agreed against duelling. Grotius denies the right of private battle. The Salic Law, according to ...

... certify to the Presbytery Mr Absolan's excellent character and valuable services elder. these had, indeed, always been forward speak, and, with Mr A. as friend, had long maintained much intimate intercourse, many interesting circumstances. But deeply that ...

... hesitation in stating generally, that such are the natural facilities of the route through Egypt, that with, compa;atively speaking, a trilling expense, it may be made expeditious and convenient as most routes of similar distance even in England. With the ...

... CATTLE MARKETS. SMITH FIELD, April s.—Comparatively speak ini, the sup. ply beasts in our market of to-day was but moderate vet there was derided improvement in its general quality the weather was very unfavourable to slauphtennir, and the attendance ...

... state of much more anxiety and fear. Changeful and uncertain, with one day dry and next wet, this month has seen, generally speaking, a small proportion of seed in the ground ; and, indeed, except upon a very dry subsoil, grain is much safer yet to sow. ...

... which there were more of the words of peace, with fewer of the sentiments. (Applause.) He would much rather that man would speak out his sentiments openly and fearlessly, than use language which insinuated these sentiments. It was quite impossible to feel ...

... exchange, &c. The Earl of Granville, the British Ambassador, is suffering under a severe attack of paralysis. The latest accounts speak of him as recovering. The question of electoral reform, brought forward by Messrs Mauguin and Pages, came under consideration ...