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... Portsmouth on Church Matters. The Karl of Portsmouth presided on Thursday at an agricultural dinner at Witheririge, North Devon. Speaking of Church matters, the noble Earl expressed his doubt to the value of the conferences of Churchmen that were i being held ...
... wao welI supplied with Russian and Prussian wheats; but the show of American produce on the stands wes limited. Gene- rally speaking, sales prograessd slowly, and the total amount of business transacted meas bet moderate. The prices of this day s lnnight ...
... foreign stock on sale to-day was very extensive, viz, about 1600 beasts, 320 sheep 190 calves, and 12 p'is. . Gefie'rally speaking, the quality and con-. dition of' the beasts and sheep were by no means good,, l but iti'the'Ia'mbs, calves, and pigs, the ...
... CORNNAT fiXCBNGE-MoNDAT Scarcely. any ehiange toole place in the value ?? ?? In the country markets bhld on Saturday. Generally speaking the trade was slow, yet pricen ruled firm, Barley, oato, beanu and peas were In fair average request, at full correlleieS ...
... NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL. e Fair supplies of town aud country-killed meat on sale at these is markets. The trade, generally speaking, is slow. if- i1 BoROUGH HOP MARKET. T pof English hops on sale still continues smail, and the Thboe ppa ir at full currencies ...
... opportunity of discussing the sale and purchase, and speaking thereon with their representatives-(heir, hear); -but neither wsas the proposal laid before them, nor hod they any opportunity of speaking to those who represen- ted them. Then, he thought they ...
... cise of the elective franchise, when Al, de Lamartine replied that the Provisional Government had not autho. rised any one to speak in their name, and above all, to utter language inconsistent with law. That which they had not done in their collective capacity ...
... Bread ls 'id pe b oa' We hid at smaller supply 'of Wh~at to-day m: few ' intncslatwek's pri-ces were Inade ,'hu;gehn'ely speaking the smbrket may. be quoted ls prqr le. In other grain. no change., oer DOERmNG I COnR IWMAWi T.-Wht wheat, 19V to 2.1!. ...
... quality. From Norfolk there was an increased supply of 'beasts tdompared with Mon- day last, and the quality, generally, speaking, was good. From other quarters, however, the receipt% were:very moderate. Although' the total show was by no means numnerous ...
... as auspicious for the growing d grain crops as could possibly be desired, and the reports d from all parts of the kingdom speak in high terms of the great improvement which has taken place in the appearance of the corn fields. The deliveries from the ...
... two days in the tropics is almost beyond endurance. b . Did you ever experience it yourself?-Yes, I a . have suffered it; I speak from what I have felt; t l As the slaves in this state of suffering would b e inclined to jump overboard, they are seldom a ...
... neighbourhood of LondOtD l The numbers of sheep were moderately good, hat their general quality was indifferent. CoIporatinelY speaking, the mutton trade -was in a sluggish state, at .Fridayts declitse ito value of 2d. per 8ib. The h~ighest r figure for the ...