... yILE MIERCHANT TA YLORS' COMPANY AND SCHOOL. THIE COMPANY ANY ONE who considers how powerless to achieve any common *,1 individuals are until knit together into societies, will understand 'from the time whereof there is no memory the traders of LonIon have grouped themselves according to their different crafts iitl) guilds or companies. It is of the history of one of these, nAllmely, the ...

... f tom a r et a, VA NDERDECXZEN TIsE visitor to can always calculate upon imbibing a two-fold tonic. Firstly, there is the air, which, though blowing warm or cold, according to the quarter from whence it comes, is always invigorating and conducive to appetite; and, secondly, there is the corrective to a course of anti-gambling literature that is to be obtained on the breezy heath. It is the ...

... He'd C> R SURAL OTES rwi~ - - FREE TRADE FARMERS.-Modern political economy had its birthplace north of the Tweed, and the countrymen of Hume and Adam Smith show signs of being even more stirred to wrath by the revival of Protectionist theory than are their brethren of the south. At more than one farmers' club in Scotland the remedy of Fair Trade has been repudiated, while a well-known ...

... ?? -it X a X: W W : DOEl C3 W X-X 8 Mm E: a X: a C31 MM MO >- V1S1 -C T AC C03:: O:LE I C C . ._0 3w 3co (L the manufacturing world are few and. of rare ROV A Lozier Manufacturing Company, however, occrtrcr e ption to the usual prosaic life of industrial a L sir! , am a small and hasty beginning, through the enterhi -; Il-essiveness of H. A. Lozier, this establish- icldos:rY ?? the limits of ...

... Irabe fil miterav Q1ijiua WImh all the many opinions and reports which reach us of the burning questions-political and otherwise-in the Far East, it is interesting to note a decided forward step in the opening up of further trade and commerce in the Western Provinces of China, and along the banks of the Upper Yangtse River, with its gorges and rapids, which hitherto have been considered such ...

... SHIPPING INTRELJAGNCE. Arrived-Dec. 26. Blue Jacket, Srom St. Micbsel's; etak twao. from Oronstadt; Dolphin. from Antwerp; euor,fr St. 'iohu'a Dec. 2S. Eclipse, from at. /i&cbal- Dc lianpver, from lInvre; Lion, fromn lirlengesi; Mstcopoitl, from GOleckatad; L~eroy, fhom Memnel; Eapdu, frua Bbi. Lec StF Sagredofrom MTercoeira; loxafrom Me Dec. Dec. Sadled-Dec . 2dAmctla, for ?? rialian. tor ...

... MO NEY MARKET. SATURDAT XV'0.G to The funds today were less buoyant, yet closed 1' steadilY, at last evening's quotations, the recent fe4 rapid advance being thus well supported. In the be otter Inirkets preparations for the fortnightly be settlement on Tuesday formed the chief business, st and as those have made very satisfactory progress, wI jsdicatillO steady investments by the public, and ...

... 10MBAY, BABODA, AND CENTRAL INDIA IOALY 14AILWAY COMPANY. The half-yearly general meeting of shareholders fel above company was held yesterday at the Lon- t Tavern, Ljeutenant.Colonel FENCH in the chair. Ifter the usual formal preliminaries, the COMl~nAN proposed that the report be taken as read, Z4ig that it was so full and explanatory that it required faor no observations from him. They ...

... PDOM LAST NTGHPs GAZZRTT SAIiM oF uouowon A PURT pARTwuLAZ8 To Ds OBDTASED AT THS OFFN Io TM OR= GISTR&B, COD! OF REAMD TUT, MAMGALL4T51.] CABM Ltcr, St. JIam4te4, Old Kent-road, engineer's Machinst, tosurrender Feb. 20, at12. ToHODU AEHIoN, Ivy-lane, Negrwatetreet, and Princessquare, SL George'a-in-the-East, prorisaon dealer, Feb. 20, at 12. EIUAmn CooM DICKENOZ, Southampton, clothier, Feb. ...

... ?? : i ILISM3.1.777- .the emag p a_ _. ~ e e hW th e b e * ~ e a y l s s a h o w ati e po ilr the 01461 Oslqdcman stocks A ?? ~ bilo la w the bat tat, A 40y tie la VWt~ pe0t in c -U1.*i& eib~aatel aad N&es -.We tg, A nd MU~i mmwal-= n Ma c es an d h d, ae * i noad. ; J50Q«and W ds H~t .1 UM Wadi II8s Greet orth,. OJi Xe *i~j~0 * la p s of 1. t o-:1 P er o p L l l, . bu t - A st o c i o p o } ...

... % HUDSOBrS BAY COMPAr. I Yesterday a, general eonrt' of the governof Sand court of adve*aturae of Eulnd trading into Had. m u'son Bay was hed t their house in * 'eacurcth streot - Sir EDxuND Hn it tehir.' Tbe report of the governo* and committee has been already published. -The OAUXAM aid them ewr one or twoa topics not spoken of in the report to which he wold frder before moving its adotim ...

... rHE ST=RKE IN THE BUILDINGTaADs. (From the Bvading New.) The strike amongst the builders, carpentes, &o., of the midlnd couties, hs increased rater them dmim ised in imporaedusing the patwsk. We ad hoped thatthe members of the GeneralBiderW' A .ss on would have seen the ill-advised step they had taken, and builtsome bridge over which they mits c Y hse e- treated. They assumed a wroeg euffsint ...