MEAT.

Beef, mutton and pork are in good condition, or, if they are not, they

ought to be. But the ways of the animal world are inscrutable,

especially pigs. Lambs, again, show a strange want of consideration for

the consumer, for, though April 12th is called "Lamb and Gooseberry-Pie

Day," lamb, like veal, is dear just now and shows no signs of becoming

less expensive. This is one of the things which independent back-bench

Members should ask a question about in the House of Commons, or, failing

that, they might write to _The Times_.

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