... received hither since w this day se fioight from Scotland having been of superior qua- d' lity, aoid they being comparatively speaking, very moderate, VI the deiniand 10s been somewhat brisk , and.io meat sales, ad- tl vasmeds -prices have bcen obtalund. From ...

... the planters for to slacken their hand; and, after the arguments that have been laid down, I fear for to trust myself for to speak of the way in which it is that they could oppress the negro. Had these geitlemen planters if it is that they are to be called ...

... therb'were 'xany -friends around him who o ;would .etpres;s' their' sentiments on th'e subject on t which they were assembled to speak, he would not detain them further than by stating that he would s do hia best to obtain for. all patties, an im partial . beain~g ...

... I returned them: n'lOW. ifa I go down to the woorkhouse I may not bring him eves eat apple; and wtiat is worse. I canno~t speak to 1dmn ex cept in preeenee of his master ! / I call that very hard.' And so do I. It is- hard !-it is un- just !-it is u ...

... leave Mr. O'Connor, an& ito turn to the. speeches of ?? mea,,whicl1 wsrei 'Ini6 intperetinig tha~n it' Mr. QTC.,hadf,boeit. speaking for a amonth.' U~pon a ot~.9f,.hanks~beipg~ptcposed!to Mr. OYCouuor, he again came fori rd, mand said, r thlt hatng imitd ...

... dersfield, or of making their friends respectable, has, with a malicious malignity, frustrated our kindly in- tention. In speaking of the judgment, the Mercury tells us what the division was. The Mercury is by no means to blame; it is just what we or any ...

... PRINCE OF MOSCOWA.-The Prince of Mos- a cowa has written the entire music of a new Petite Opera, in two acts, of which report speaks highly. f p DEATH. -Mr. J. S. Ing, the dramatic author, d expire-l on Saturday morning, in his 39th year, at o his house in ...

... seemed, at last, to smile pom the poet. His rise' upwards has been very great. The Coun-' tess of Blessington, of whom he speaks in the high- est terms, used to send for him; and there,. after sitting with her, Bulwer, D'Lsraeli, and with hiA feet on ...

... many horses have been entered for the sport of the week. The Trades- Men's Plate is without doubt, the f11ehionuble, or to speak more plainiy, Ite first sportting race for the year; cattle of all grades make an effort for this prize, and if succesofol ...

... then delivered an ?? of about three 1ev hours in length; and concluded by saying that as lac he came altogether unprepared to speak, he hoped T1 the meeting would excuse him enlarging on the Co question. I ' ASSAUTSS.-On Wednesday last, a man named tal George ...

... out of the ?? wblle s the peor labourer becomes the defenseless victim of a his callous recklessness. Yet these creatures speak a of Radicals as unprincipled scramblers, while d they are thus preparing to leave them nothing to a scramble for. At this ...

... Letters contain much valuable information-many horriblefacts--and much forcible and cenclusivereasoning. They are, generally speaking, well written. We think it impossible to present our readers with too many facts illustrative of the tender mercies and ...