... sanitation, U,. He showed what the Factory Acts had done for the poorer classes, the advantages derived from the repeal of the Corn Laws, &c., and from the great Reform Bill. The lecture was full of funny stories, and was deeply Interesting and instructive. ...

... Od THE DANISH LAW AS TO REPAYMIENT ov LoAHi'.; ala -SHOULD NOT SIMILAR INDUCEMENTS PR OFFER, D ! en IN THIS COUNTRY ?--UEAT PRICES ONLY PARTIALLY tes AFFECTED BY THIE WAR.-IMPORTS FOR 1899 o0 Icr LIVE STOCK AND DEAD MEAT.-BARLEY SEED CORN 00 FLE(rTIONS ...

... ourt Agriculturat Ietters, I ly to THE OUTLOOK FOR THE CORN CRoIs.-LANDLORD ;h- ur PROMOTION OF STOCX 1IMPROVE1MENT.-PARLIA- AIENTARY INTERFERENCE BsTWwsN LANDLORDS _ | AND THNANTS.-LEGISLATION NEEDED FOR BAD bS. LANDLORDS.-NOTABILE INSTANCES OF LANDLORD ...

... to amend the law of executors in Scotland, and it was read a first time. The Ancient Monuments Protection Bill went through Committee. The Town Council (Scotland) Bill was read a second time and referred to the Standing Committee on Law. The Army (Annual) ...

... were 0 all In health except two. J. A Guardian asked whether there were any so well L that there would bh a prospect of their corn g j M home. c n The reply was to, the effect that there was no i!.S Information on this head. h coc 99 TlE MASTER AND MATRON ...

... Purposesi Comminee meot at an early coniveient date to consider invitations for next derar's imetiug, and it wae resolved that such corn- niittee inmet fur the purpose aforesaid at the Muni- cipl Chambers, Tahuton, on Siturday, 23th April tuft, at 2.o0. It wvas ...

... years of experience on the corn- rnIttee, was elected chairman. N r Herbert Thomas has thus had nearly a quarter of a century's experience of licensing work, and he had accumulated a siore of knowledge of the Licensing Laws quite sufficient to justify ...

... at harvest case en time they yielded very little except Straw and eot ist chickens' corn. In such saesons the worst farmed Jle and roorest soils often yield most corn. We are A of therefore, to coma extent, at least, fortunate that bad A ad weather was ...

... the ago of many trite sayilgs. The following is usually believtd to hro originated iith ono of the rhymers during the anti-corn law ogitation- 'TB ieullIV a he l tnoin n 0 ?? woman To steal a geece from rjlta connmon, j But wiho for himj sball lied n e ...

... be authorised to reduce the working balance to i ElCCO for Poor Law purposes ; and, further, they recommended a rate of 7d in the LI. on buildings and a rate of 3 d in the £1 for Poor Law purposes, county and police rates for the half year, The recommendation ...

... which is In the nature of a well got up c penny review. d The New Edducation Code. C t At a largely attended meeting of the corn mittso of the Bristol and District Teachers' Association, the following resolution was carried: - That this meeting, on behalf ...

... for Engvlishmen by English lazw; aS often as their ships come home the agreement terminates, and the time has, perhaps, now corns wvhen the samne should ha applied to Italians engaged 1. on Blhips in the BrItish carrying trade betwveen thle c t United States ...