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... generally prevails. When I speak of the aristocracy, I do not speak exclusively nor principally of that body which I now have the honour toaddress. I speak also of the great body of the landed proprietors of . this country (hear). I speak of men who are ennobled ...
... INDIA. News from India comes from Bombay down to the Ist of May. It is too soon to speak with confidence of the settlement of affairs in the Punjaub. The Sikhs, are as might be expected, sulky and mortified at the signal defeat they have experienced, ...
... INDIA. News from India comes from Bombay down to the Ist of May. It is too soon to speak with confidence of the settlement of affairs in the Punjaub. The Sikhs, are as might be expected, sulky and mortified at the signal defeat they have experienced, ...
... all others, is contagious; and we have before us letters, not only from natives, but from French and English travellers, speaking with enthusiasm of the new opera of Verdi. If the King of the Huns had returned to life and conquered once more the civilized ...
... instance the prices of scrip partially advance when there is a prospect of concerns not going on with their bills. This, fact, speaks volumes, compared with the state of matters last session, and it ought to read a practical lesson of great value t o Parliament ...
... winter had been almost as hurtful to the turnip, and more injurious to the land. But how was it with the stored turnips? We speak from experience when we say, that we never had turnips more sound and juicy, never had sheep more flourishing or so healthy ...
... the insect on your specimen. Dr. Harris , in his admirable work on the insects of Massachussetts injurious to vegetation, speaks of some aphides, the punctures of which affect plants in a most singular manner, producing warts or swellings, which are sometimes ...
... tons have reached us; yet the supply of the article on sale here is by no means large for the time of Year. Comparatively speaking, however, the potatoes are arriving in better condition than for some time past; yet several parcels have been again disposed ...
... catch the meaning of two consecutive sentences.] The hon. gentldman resolutely stood up against the uproar, and continued to speak against a tempest of human voices yelling the most discordant noises. Lord GEORGE BENTICK said he wished to address some o ...
... to the insect on your specimen. Dr. Harris, in his admirable work on the insects of Massachussetts injurious to vegetation, speaks of some aphides, the punctures of which affect plants in a most singular manner, producing warts or swellings, which are sometimes ...
... they had great difficulty in deciding, and they considered the whole work done in a very superior manner. The Chairman in speaking of the beneficial use of artificial manures, and the application of science to agriculture, named an experiment made by his ...
... tons have reached us; yet the supply of the article on sale here is by no means large for the time of Year. Comparatively speaking, h owever, the potatoes are arriving in better condition than for some time past; yet several parcels have been again disposed ...