... than 650; and by a letter received that morning from Preston it was only twenty. In London, where the employers were more united than in the country districts, not only had a number of their members still kept their employment, but a number of employers ...

... lelepilrl 564 CGA S & ELE&R IC L JaS 1 ,it Brush 5 5 I hnCokeA 5' 6 Ompw ral Cornt 5 7 . ,is plitan 5 0 Do o. 1 10 15 ISwaln Unite 219 Met, Elect ic .. WATERWORKS. 3 10 I Chelsea W'ti w 'ks 31F East Lonslon. ?? 3 IS Grand Junction 31 i ellt ?? i 0 LatObe ...

... nnational u ndertakiog-ofle free~fromtin te inifluence of particular sects, creeds, or parties.' They met a I As Irishmen, and nothing but Irishmen, to hahithet open- c tong of a 'project which wasl calculated to advance the pros-I )perity of their native ...

... thirty or forty bricklayers for few days, in consequence of the little delay occasioned by getting the machinery to work. The Irishmen all assembled before breakfast on Monday morning, in anticipation of work being resumed, on the road leading to the works ...

... J unction Do. West Middlesex Do. East and West India Docks London and St Katharine Do. Imperial Uas ?? ?? ?? Phoenix ?? ?? United General Do. Westnnnster Chartered Do. INSURANCES. Alliance ?? ?? Atlas .. ?? ?? ?? Eagle .. ?? ?? ?? Guardian .. ?? . Ditto ...

... The Atlantic Company have also subsequetitly failed in their renewed er;deavours to induce the Arnglo-Anerican Company to unite with them in the adoption either of the prhoposci or any other practicable form of reduction. lssiu BA3NIClRUPTCY Or PETb; ...

... 23s Do 14 ?? 12% Id tO Do New %, shares. ?? 5 2, 3 1(dlnbiirgt, unid Perth. - I ?? . I51) atoa Ilumt ?? il o Elleter, Ycovit, Unit Dae ?? Gii,?le, 1l)nraiCter, 4% 0114 a 4i dii 04',P. Strand! U. (Nuit. Blid Lyna I' -i dis !iip 14A ' tireat IEastern and ...

... traide e- ( [ear, hear.', Yet the United States have a fair Vitter rea- a1t sn tar alopiting such ii p'dity in the Britibh Channel than ee we have at present far adaloiting it jin the Medit rr.naan i ir '?the United Sit'ts have a far larger trade, an ...

... culture do not die out, and yet narrow provinciailsmi is not omnipotent; and where the bonds that unite a nation together do not strangle or stifle the units-that favoured country enjoys Home Rule; and it is not a state of society to di6 deplored. By all ...

... make vommuon cause with the tenant farmers of Iremid in this conflict; end her fianoial and political re- formers too, must unite with up, if they are either honest ih le the p aleeion of their own principles or sincere in wishil a, to see these principles ...

... gradient in tie united line is 1 in 100, and it is to be obtaiined without ii uill tuniiel or exponsive wor], the deepest cutting being .8 cl- feet. ,The amalgamation is considered advantageous toldie shareholders in both lincs, as by their united influeace ...

... aseiqtance to- merchant vessels in distress; also, copy of or extract from the ordors by the Secretary of j Matiiie of the United States to the ships of war of that; republic, as rega.rds- their conduct aid. assistassca ~towards merchant ships in distress ...