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... that some parties there who are Understood to be connected with the company have been pursuing a different course, and have exposed them- selves from the transparency of their motives, to severe Criticism. The new French line will open for business on j ...
... army. The telegram which announced the acceptance of the Conference by the Porte unconditionally, is cal- culatedto convey a fake impression. The Forte has simply accepted the principle of » conference, but this does not bind it to take into con. sideration ...
... ABROAD.—The subjoined elegant epistle was received by a gentleman's maid-servant in Merthyr, on the 1st instant :—' ...
... the letter ? Mr. EVANS I do not hardly at present, but I syiall shortly do so. and I will then bring it before the Board and expose the fellow. Mr. said he had nothing to do with the letter. Mr. EVA, S: If Mr. Whiffen knew that I had made such an offer, ...
... That most excellent charity, the Literary Fund Society, we see has fixed ils anniversary for to-day. The Marquis of Lansdowne fakes the ch ir on this occasion for the first time since his election to the Presidency of the institution. THE SIIAKSPEARE MONUMENT ...
... 40*. should certainly be inflicted. 1 he Superintendent spoke of the furious driving of >»vtcher$, a cfrkss cJf men who wftT-fake lrd wnfftiing. ntehers and their assistants weie constantly driving at t..#ty?erous pace through some of the most crowded ...
... of the punishnient inflicted upon AC, 8 Cardiff telegraphists suspected of having fore caused the publication of articles exposing com -the inadequacy of the staff, a correspondent allo calls our attention to the fact that so recently the, at s the 28th ...
... generals 11ir and several1 of his staff lied to get him to cii ?? behind cover, as they thought he was ic- uii l~ces~ari~y exposing himself. [y'e One of thie Armyu reforms ,ometiody should usturn their attention seriously to is the modifiea. 10tioa or' ...
... that came before them. It was a very objectionable thing that persons involved in thei administration InfjuSchCe should be exposed t) the temptation of d increasing the amiount of business done in order to increaoethieir salary. They were compelled that ...
... the writer to a friend of better days will be used to extract donations from the impulsively benevolent. Such a case was exposed in the London papers last week. The ad- vertiser professed to have spent her last shilling in paying for the advertisement ...
... on the plateau, thus exposing themselves to the fire of the artillery and the forts. The object of the reconnaissance having been attained, a retreat was ordered, which w. Was effected in good order. The enemy remaineid rt exposed to our fire, and left ...
... to the nine hours' day was that the men would be tempted to increase their pay by losing time in their regular hours and faking it in the hours which are better paid as over- time. A man might thus work only fifty-four hours a week, but might make, say ...