... existing cbligations, not as an eucouragement to contract new ones. The matter of the President’s communieation to Congross speaks for itself,—of the style it may be remarked, that it is more business-like and less verbose than most American messages. ...

... v. Hansard came on this morning on the rule to show cause, and at the conclusion the Court delivered judgment, each judge speaking in succession. ' Lord Denman adhered to his former opinion ; and the | other judges, Littledale, Patteson, and Villiams ex' ...

... Commons, the dehate on the ad-lress was | dull and meagre heyond precedent. There was no amendment, and indeed, properly speaking, no ] dehate, the grand trial of strength heing reserved | for Vuesday next, when Sir J. Y. Buller is to | move a series ...

... were held at fully NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL, Jav. 20, previous prices. Handsome hard Beans were the twm dear- Comparatively speaking, the arriva’s of all Llnyhj‘( slanghtar«r. Peas both white and grey wero dull at last Manday's ed eat from distant quarters ...

... mere loosenins | and extended pulverizat on of any soil is certain to | render that soil more productive. My, Hardy thus | speaks of the advant ge of subsoil ploushing to plan- | tations :—¢ I caused the land to be double ploughed, first with two horses ...

... Marshal Soult, a few days since, in the Chamber of Deand patience on that subject may be considered as putics at Paris, rose to speak, bnt found that he had drawing to a close. It may be considered that forgotten his written speach. He sent very coolly to such ...

... House of Commons on Sir J. Y. Buller’s motion was commenced on Wednesday by Mr. Litton. Mr. Dennistoun followed, and was left speaking. Tue Coxpeuyep Crartists.—The reserved point of law in the case of the prisoners triel at Monmouth, came on for decision ...

... themselves, we must expose, |in dew—-‘rt‘lv balance of sincerity and (so to tedious or needless as the operation ml{uu'em | speak) manliness is in favour of the znpist perse- With the Berwick Presbytery the letter hasvery cutors. They songht to destroy ...

... the whole of our great northem grazing disirie’s were, of Trish to 1,062 qrs., making a total of 3622 qrs. ' comparntively speaking, very moderate, but there was a ducided | improvement in their general quality. The attendance of both Loadon and conntry ...

... not sound and proper grounds. (Cheers.) He was always ready to concur in a vote of thanks to the mayor, hecause generally speaking he had had no reason to complain of the official conduct of that officer. Upon the present occasion he had to complain of ...

... CATTLE AYND SUuEZP, Sarruerenn, Movpay, Pes 3. —~Comp ratively speaking the supply of Beasts on sa'e in our market this nioming was nioderate, but its general quality was extremely prime. Notwithstanding the attendance of both netropolitan and provincial ...

... their death-blow in this debate ; but pro- Lubly, when topics of abusc again run short, the dead will come alive again. The speaking during the debate was perhaps upon the whole rather below the average standard of the oratory on great party questions. On ...