... being got offs— Should the weather continue it now is, or blow from the W. hard, 1 ehall have no fears; she makes no water to speak of. Something it wrong about the fore etoke.hole, but, I apprehend, not enough to raise a doubt. I think, fnfn measuring, she ...

... new buildings; in fact, of general prieate employment, and the evident effect bat been to improve the face of the country. I speak thus of Eastern Ross, from which I date this letter. Tin’s being the slate the case here—, general demand lor labour, enabling ...

... laced in front, and lying on the cushions she had taken from the pulpit and pews. The lady having in vain attempted get her speak, sent her serrant for two doctors in th» neighbourhood, who arrived in short time afterward*. As soon the medical gentlemen ...

... with view of healing animosities and recenalructing the Conservative party. That before yon went further you had resolved to speak to me, and that the pan you were taking is disinterested one, inasmuch as your return to office was out of the question. My ...

... being, that the former dwells on an earthen floor elevated about foot above the floor of the latter** abode. The whole people speak Gaelic, but few, not one In a hundred, of the adults we met with ceuld either read or write. Denbecula contains a population ...

... and consternation over the land. It i* styled to thia day, in thia and other district*, the windy Wednesday,” and people speak of it as being without parallel. In 1773 there occurred the earliest harvest, which had been seen for century before. The crop ...

... qualitv. Those went him present are in a healtby slate. In confirmation of this auspicious fact we may ob■erve—and are now speaking of our knowledge —that many persons who from utter despair being able to procure a saleable article, retired from the trade ...

... delivered, pamphlets published, appeals made, however violent and unreasonable; in France, tlie prison awaits the man who dares to speak or to write. The contrast might be continued, but it scarcely worth while. Now, lam well aware that it is no reason for British ...

... wants is nearly ascertained. The supply is also —as Car human abilities and knowledge go—known to be thoroughly sufficient. We speak of consumers of wheat These have no dearth, cither present or prospective to complain of. And for the Irishman, be has no ...

... charges. 76 Expenditure, lieveirue, L.103 13 0 II 0 Balance, on year'a trnnsactions, L.40 18 0 —A state of matters which speaks volumes for the management of the burgh. our corn market last week, little business *»» done in wheat. Prices may be quoted ...

... number of 19,071 packrges of this esteemed and valuable article, in addition to other merchandise. This magnificent ship, speaking as to size, one of the old East India Company's vessels,and is understood to he by far the largest at present employed in ...

... STONF H conclusions, —the one speaks of nothing but despondency, the other is symptomatic ofposperity. Although the loss of the potato crop one, yet it i» no mean* the only cause of the pree sent high rate ol provisions. In the extensivnature our railway ...