... cou ld not be received. Mr F., on the contrary, contended that his motion was perfectly legitimate—that Ise had • right to speak and make a connter motion, even te the effect as to whether the managers ought to be elected at all ; that lie had procured ...

... evidently the result of close investigation on the part of a practical farmer. We subjola the following brief extract, which speaks volumes ; doctor. an excellent man, brother of the well. known Mr Dunlop, who, as the writer say., used to kick up such a ...

... were set on tire by the lightning. Upwards of 200 persons are said to- have perished. DIABOLICAL Avrenev.—A letter from Peith speaks of an attempt to extort money front M.. de Wodjaner, a banker In that town. A man was shown into his cabinet, who heisted ...

... might avail themselves, if they would only read thin article fu the Imminnry, and art upon it • Rut I will allow the writer to speak to hirnnelf. Property, says thin friend of the people, to the amount of ten pounds yearly, coders a vote counties; and ...

... I.ke the present. In the wool market more sales have been effected than during the last week or two, thong'', generally speaking, the manufacturers not as yet seem prepared to enter the market. BRADFORD WORSTED Wiliam—The attendance at our piece market ...

... which was below,presented arms—hearts beat eo quickly I—tears were in every eye! They waited. At last, this army, or, to speak more correctly, this handful of brave men, saw descend Into the frightened court, which seemed to recoil before him, a single ...

... Mr len then rose, and amid treinendons ' cheering addressed the meeting at great length, and in his usual able manner. In speaking of i Free Tra le principles, he observed—r` The I principle of Free Tra le sought to establish the principle of co-operation ...

... LONDON COMMERCIAL MARKETS. LOSIDON, January 12. The bu•inras doing in the produce markets is. generally speaking, satisfactory, with, if anything, rather higher prices, giving earnest of brisk spring trade. Suamt.—in British Plantation the market is buoyant; ...

... to-day ? lied nes three trees a week with a ISissentiugVolnutary minister, in an adjuinirg perish, to whom he never would speak previously, and Cr stand, complains that this sante vo:u it r g gentlemen is now eating him out of ho use as hail. The then ...

... appropriate aria, dotes introduced by the rarities speakers, formed a h ippy combination of instr Action sad recreminis. We cannot speak too hi,;hl♦ of such meetings, when judicionsly conducted, as on this occasion. They net only tend to strengthen the hondi of ...

... merchant's shop in 3lusselburgh, which hail been sill for fourpence per pound weight. The enertiona of the officers in this cane speak suffi• ciently for themselves. Or A Yovee L To seta FRlE:lDA—lnformation readied Captain Haining, superintendent of our police ...

... and continuing its glorious course conquering and to conquer. It is, we believe, an acknowledge,: fact,and It is one -which speaks volumes, that though there will be several vacancies in the Tory seats at the meeting of Parliameat, ministerial candidates ...