... GUARDIAN. The Proprietors and Conductors ex- / plicitly pledge themselves to the literal truth of this 1 statement They speak solely of its regular and avereg eirculatioii, and not of any occasional large sale eansed by exciting events. In some eases ...

... was consented to, their lordships would insist upon a complete audit of the accounts being laid before the committee. (Left speaking.) HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRnDAY, FEB. 11. The Speakei took the chair shortly before four o'clock. ScCOnD READIXNS The following ...

... MR. ECROYD, M.P., ON MUNICIPAL AND ITRADE QUESTIONS. Speaking at a large Coiservative meeting at Oswald. twistle on Thursday evening, Mr. W. F. Earoyd, M.P. for Preston, said they had just heard the results of the municipal elections. It was a source ...

... PtBLI AMUSBEMENTS, &c. Theatre-Royal,- Who Speaks Firut and tho Panto- mime The Sleeping Beauty in the Wood. Prince of Wales Theatre.-' The Last of the Plgtalle, and the Extravaganza Snowdrop. Royal Amphitheatze.- The Stranger, and the Panto- ...

... undertaking to 311 concerned, some other andquickermethods will have to be adopted. I Outdoor attractions, comparatively speaking, there are none, and the musical arrangements are far I from popular. Ordinary visitors, but especially- those whlo, like ...

... company, on Saturday, the account of the d-rectors were approved a majority of 99. The English shareholders who attempted to speak or to ask any questions, were grossly insulted by the French shareholders, and prevented from uttering their sentiments. Manchester ...

... THE STEAM FISHLNG TRADE. ; A GIGANTIC INDUSTRY. Speaking at the annual fishermen's Welcome Home meeting at Grimsby, Alderman G. Doughty, 1M.P., said that there were already 1200 steam trawlers in the United Kingdom, and the capital expended upon them ...

... U Mr. Pl'bililps's SpseecL.-The Dublin Chronicle from b- which we copied tie speech given in our present hi publication, speaks ot its composition and effects IS in the following strain of passygvric: B ?? pubfie h this day, the promissd Speech of se ...

... Liverporol; Fortunata, for Derry; and Franclsale, for London. Cu~oasaOF Craaeesumrroxo Ba D. LOcO!'Pofor WiAFroS.- I Can myself speak of, your W.oowt h greatest confidence, having recommendedteo nmn clases of'pulmonary oonsumation aod theyhv iae afforded relitf ...

... OVER FISHINGIN THE DE. | In an article on the salmon an.ling of the season, the Doily News says-hany -rivers are, so to I speak getting fisbed out. Perhaps one of the most iatnentable fnstancaes of this is to te fonnd in the district of the Chester Dee ...

... 31r. Robertsoun's offer before toe share- I holders. Mr. RoaER-,rso said that Mr. Vaughan. as ha understood, had, strictly speaking, not mace an off r at all. The CHAezeM: replied that Mr. Va- han's request was that the works should be put audef o1fer ...

... the president, speaking from the se re chair, said-I had the honotir of being Minister of Ju 2e tbe interior. I asseverate that I received nothing. bt sr Here the uproar became more violent than Ca t ever, and cries were raised of Speak from the w- Tribune ...