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... lines were strong, Caledonian Deferred advancing 15s and North British Ss 9t at oS and 424-g respectively. CanaLlians ansd Americans idle. Coats Ordinary fell 15s. Other Commercials and Industrials were firm. Mlining shares, especially South Africans and ...
... but tbere wa- a recovery late in the day, the rise being I y tvi per cent. Home railway stocks reoededl I o- to J per cent. American and Canadian seenri- I oh ties wv not mteriall trd, the New York rd xobanrf being ca oZ. British Government stocks urther ...
... Davies pl Mr. Ben Davies, Mr. Lucas Williams, ~ it ibEs Muncaig, and ianvn others. It was pro- p1 6L eminently a vocal and minstrel audienes. Greet pi to0 choirs were there, amrong, whom were those of a '1s C~iernsfrvc n and IMontlgomery in short, musical ...
... discussion tbese may in no re- spect be fettered or compromised., DMr. GLrD- ST=oz added that these fat were made known to the American Minister, and the latter expressed 'to Earl Gn&NvILLI his belief that it would be agieeable to the views of his Government ...
... Turkish, an4 all Mexicans Show a decline of A. a The new Egyptian and the Japanese sorips are ql ,jnatead ~ to 1 premium. 1 American GovrnMMZit bonds leave off firml. Zries hkae been voez~ seakt, having been done asa 1Lw as 18j, hut have setoc recovered ...
... bound ?? I.skini, with linencgs Of damask satin, anie a hand- Y painted inscription. The, work is regarded ats a l-triumph of American ooic-bind jog, and conies have tbeen presented to the German. Emperor and to the Emperor of Russia. The Queeco's copy has ...
... renouncing that allow- ance altogether, and with what a recurrent shame and mortification it was that she felt herself com- pelled, month by month, to receive money from such a source. And now—to sit down. and Awrite for more? if A happy idea struck her ...
... are every where, sent a-head to. protect, our troops! What robbery and what universal rascality, and yet the masses of the American people are told ',by lying newspapers, with cowaidly editors, or bought editors, that this Is right ; that this is war as ...
... year iby' there w~ss also much competition. Mr. W. Arkwright's by Scaredale Deceiver obtained the first place, end ?? th, Minstrel the second. The sire of both is the famous Mar- he' mion It., for which no leas than 1,500 guineas was paid.- ul: Mr. W. ...
... year 1834 Mr Bates was waited on at Rirklerington by agents of the Ohio Agricultural Society and, being anxious that the Americans should obtain the beat blood, he gave them the cow Bose of Sharon or Red PRose 11th, supposed to have been the finest cow ...
... Advice FREE. IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY VISITORS. l tooth or set complete in one :dat. SOFT GUMS FOR TENDER MOUTHS. AMERICAN DENTISTRY BY AMERICAN SPECIALIST. OLD ARTIFICIAL TEETH REMODELLED. ESTABLISHED OVER 20 TEARS. THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS. 2613 FOR ACHES ...
... form, t the history of their relations with the nations and I ed. States surrounding them. c t of Not that the Servian, minstrels confined them- ab- selves to symbolic lays susceptible only of a e ote political interpretation in the future. The ballad ...