... all the classes. The young cattle in par- ticular were far beyond any thing ever hefore witnessed here; a circumstance which speaks well for the increasing useful- ness of this Society to the neighbourhood. The premiums were, however, adjudged as fsdlows: ...

... Effendi is qualifying himself for di. plomacy. One of them has been four, and the remsainer two, years in England. They all speak our lianguage flu ently. The whole of them are attached to the household of Ibrahim Pacha, son of the Viceroy of Egypt. A hinge ...

... 20lst. ~fiom 7 5/3d to 7 sd for ?? ;d ' wich sold a The supply of Flax produced wvas prett tf.o t4 ler lb.. lity, generally speaking, indifferentc.lpriaes .im theqe to 45s per 1241bs. n froa 30s Oatmeal, old, Od to Os Cd; newv, Is Id peck of 0llb.-Flour ...

... muscle of the object, her'rage felt ito bounds ; she seizeid him by tile breast, rand yelling in an effort of *lespair, Speak to me or 'll i burst, sank down in a state of complete exhaustion, and he- .fore she had recurvered the Doctor's reverie was ...

... curious article appears in the Paris Correspondence of the Globe, and is the more remark- able as the Globe is, generally speaking, a Ministerial paper, though without that thick and thin servility which distinguishes some other London ?? writer sa s- ...

... poi ?? as before n.ited, but io suppply. Butter dull it94s.-tbe acecouints, however, of the country markets for the ?? ail speak Of high prties in them. DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, rIv, V5,-The supply of Corn -at our mar'ket was very trifling to.oAy, arid Wheat ...

... his philosophy, and occasionally advocated nomusemse ; yet he had the credit of being an enlightened maln, and of always speaking as le thought. A Quixote against waet lie deemed the prejudices of the great, lie frequently startled the dull ear of some ...

... speakers upon both sides of the question; although the member ap- pointed to open the debate, and others who had determined to speak on the occasion, were unavoidably absent from the meeting. After the decision upon the question debated, Dr. Hanna, before ...

... Spain, but they contain some 'rtnqiiirs. One represents the Queen's Government as growing every day more unpopular-and another speaks of it as daily gathering strength, and as satisfying by its measures the Liberal and, most. inluenitial party. The numerous ...

... COmPLETE YET PUZZLING ANswErn. Did you or did you not speak of me, Sir, the other night? said a peremp- tory gentleman to a fellow collegian, (now eminent in the state,) ' I di i or did not speak of you,, said the respondent. NATUBTr. INSOLVENCY.-An ...

... epitome of ws' ?? 'at I have ever seen.- Kings and Ministers of -ate a just a set of groWn-uT children, exactly like the con I speak of, with onl) this material diflerence, that instead of fighting out the need. less quarrels they have raised, they sit in ...

... when the news came away, the fire, which was still raging, had tulready destroyed 100. burildiigs. Letters from the Rhine speak in high terms of the state of the vintage in Germnarry. The grtipes of the present year, it seems, rival in qurlity those which ...