... and thriving like. a hav e never calculated correctly the expense of this mode of maintaining horsee, and cannot therefore speak as to that ma.t essential point, hardier than to observe that, by it, neither hay nor marketable grain is con-' sumed, and ...

... returned thanks In appropriate terms. Mr John pool ill. In ris'ng to propane the Press., said-I am aware of the ditfitultynf speaking properly on a subject so interesting and important, bells for the perumnesee and the beneficial nature of its effects. 'that ...

... inquiries which Into pretty well employed all knells for the lan sit months. —lf the correnprevient whom we irate at Goa in, speaks the truth, end his statement. eertainly impress of ',rocky. we are much afraid that Lord generous policy regarding this Mahratt• ...

... objects :Ind wishes. Firstly—Of .teaue Frnuce. lie is the offspring of the revolution iu IWO, and in a very warlike, loud-speaking, clever, and conceited youth. Ile wears a long beard, spectacles, white kid gloves, and unexceptionable coat and trousers; ...

... witnesses were adduced for the prosecution, and three in exculpation. As the two witnesses who were first examined could not speak English, Mr Nlaephet eon, Superintendent of the Arbroath Police, was sworn as interpreter, and conducted the examination. After ...

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... Sales were effected dile n SAITHVIELD CATTLE MARKET. best samples at the following prices:- November 4.-The trade. generally speaking, I NUM. ris it. a eery @humid% state; yet the pri,nest Scots, OIL you /mon.. runts, And klerelor.le, were mostly disposed ...

... ivine, who was much given to enthusiastic cant, one day said to him— Do you suppose you have any real religion? None to speak of, was the excellent reply. ORIGINAL Quire.—What is the difference between a farmer's wik of the olden time, and an agri ...

... Leen eirce• lated regarding the ships belonging to this port; but we are glad to state that, so far as we can learn, and we speak from the best authority, that no ship whatever, belonging to this port, has received any damage during the storm. The brethren ...

... It is starvation errant en , te 'cation. l)eny it who will, the 'ostentation scheme has entirely fai , o4l, and generally speaking those ministers who glory in calling themselves Pr,e are in a Pitinl'in plight. It would appear, however, that he of ...

... i'aptain Simpson and the cook lying on the forecastle deck, with their heads rut and hruised in dreadful :limner, sad not aide to speak : all possible speed was male to get them below in the forecastle, and every attendance was pail, but it was all in rain : ...

... either disrupt or non-disrupt. Mr N. on this said, you have not, as yet, joined our party, and on this account have no right to speak here. A I shouring man, whole some we could not learn, took op Mr M:s motion, at which Mr Nixon grinned furiously enough to ...