... bold and uncompromising tic manner in which he fought the battle of the people at the res last election, and subsequently exposed the nefarious tlii .means by which he wvan then defeated, thereby success- he fully vindicating the independence of the city ...

... the- Assembly to about ' R; half that' sum. Of course, in both iounsw there are pure T er and upright men, who would no more fake a bribe than b, he they would stoal; bht even these seberiatO justico to 'tl , party motives. A railroad, or any other lu ye ...

... n'hi of the most disgraceful incapacity its fuel Inethod of dealing with corporation finances- . that I feel it my duty to expose it to the PhI scorn of all thoughtftl rutepayers. These be hard words. ye,. but they are Cet supported by harder facts, as ...

... on account of colour. A LAD NAMSED 31iD has died at Greenock from sunstroke, I the consequence of lying for several hours exposed to the sun after having bathed in the river. DURING A violent altercation between two women at ThurEo on Friday, one of them ...

... hours' principle, and aild at only intended to move for the commission torl isin order to get rid of the subject without decl exposing the deep split that exists in the Gle Gladstonian ranks. The labour members cce have no objection to the commission as a ...

... pleasing in somewhat exposed position than when they are grown in shelter, but you must treat them liberally at the root. As your glass-houses are only small. I not yon to plant out the roses in them. They would glow too luxuriantly, fake too ir.nch space ...

... men mast lose two or three weeks twice in the year during the time for taking stock and doing repairs to the works. All these fake away froma the poor tin.- man's 37s. Gel. per week, as represented by Vera- City. I would remind him that Walker's defl- ...

... tot, macit drink.F ined 5:s., Including ?? Bet-ke was fined i0n., Ga, including costs for bilog drunk and indecently i n! exposing himself. - Wilfl~itt Condor, seoarmti, was cliargel with being drank anti using obscene iltnguaget in c-he Olive Birancli ...

... Messrs. Beyson would acceptS per cent, per ton, instead of Sd. per ton, which would be a very great advantage to cite company. 'faking coal at its present low price of Is., tire commission in lieu of the present Sd. would be 2?d. It would not rise to 3d. until ...

... the workman will l„, t a day's work and bear the unpleasantness of arbitration for the fake of lew shillings due him as compensation. It is to hoped that the exposes arbitration will not heavy i England and as they are in Scotland under the new Act. The ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...