... CEYLO Additional advices from Ceylon speak of recent exter During th sive shipments of rice from that island. last fow weeks, upwards of 30,000 bushels had been exporte: and nearly a like quantity from Galle. The latest shi ments of coffee comprised 20 ...

... CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER had no of testing the accuracy of becanse no notice had been given of the could not therefore speak with that confi w would otherwise have been able to do. He had or rtarns of corn imported since the of the 10 tion laws, and ...

... unconvicted of crime. ( Cheers. ) Mr. C. B. seconded the motion, which, after a noisy discussion, at times dozen persons speaking at once, was and carried unanimously. A non-e! or then moved that, in the ion of that meet- ing, Mr. Dunlop was the fittest ...

... that it was to you the Liberator had looked for the realization of his hopes re- garding Ireland, and had left, if I may so speak, the execu- torship of his testament in politics.’’ On departure, the “ were presented with gifts; Dr. Miley with a silver ...

... the mesmerism of his literary passes. Gilfllan’s “* Byron’’ (we of a work of art), is touched off with a master-hand. It is speak of it as we would obviously a favourite theme of the literary limner. He presents us with a concentrated eulogium on all his ...

... completed. result to their labours. The suppor of Messrs. and Cobbett are strenu- to secure as large a number of as and they speak in terms of the utmost to the result of the contest. Asenpsex.—Mr. Bannerman, the Member for ome candidate intimated his intention ...

... state of commotion; it had of it was just from a state of to that of toward if the sun, and te motion, dashed, if he t so speak, to atoms, or fly off at « less than a loosening of all the tangent into whieh binds society together could be expected country ...

... be about one-half, or, , most, not lower than of what it has been in r ordinary years ; so that, have advanced our juce, speaking in all reasonable bounds, one thou- ro and a pet cent., we have only raised our extent manufactures Socizry.—A very and ...

... distinct Now, I would simply ask, if such a in the tance in the cases, of such a nature, may have of late it ; but space of time, speak unfavourably my own, in so short a ment here. be done to get this reckless I enclose my name and address, will produce, if ...

... course of post. If re- by the first post in return, and if there were two the day, he should consider himself bound otherwise. speaks most de- in England and at end in both to sales purchases o: ...

... a quarter to 4 to make a speech. fis is intention was soon evident, as but 20 members were present at the time. It was to speak till 4 o'clock had come round, and then to call on the Speaker to count the members. The ruse was seen, and the was at once ...

... a severe scorbutic coni- plaint, which cut off great numbers. In Melrose eburch- yard there is a of new-made graves, which speak ofthe ravages of death. poor na have a pious dence in tho sacred dust around the old Minster, and deem their companions in ...