... and more physical happiness than those who Sen live in crowded manufacturing districts. Mr. SBY2 O'Connor was Justified in speaking in even lowing has language in favour of a rural life. But if I re- POP member rightly, Mr. O'Connor's letters were not tow ...

... sold readily from the ship at our quotations. Clovereeed-There is no change In our market, but our advices from the Continent speak of higher prices. Linseed imports comprise 6,500 qrs from Archangel, 6150 qr Petersburg 460 qrs Riga, and 1937 qrs Kionigsberg ...

... for four persons; but Dates declared there wsa not sufficient fur one boy and what there was was most inferior quality. Speaking of food, Dillon remarked that that served out them at Santos cona'stod race and fish, the latter putrid and full of maggots ...

... Hanley, on Saturday even- ing, when she said she wanted to speak to him about the Welsh girl she had heard he was going to marry. He told her he would see her far enough before he would speak to her, when she retorted that he had been drummed out of his ...

... fresh resolutions Which Wr8 illegaL. 9e ' very ?? indeed to hear ?? Wua Buell la distuihiance, and he considered ic did not speak weln for the company with the public to have a sort ot bear garden.-Mr. F1?D. TimO oxa (M iabeate?)8 Mr Chairman, I rise to ...

... It ras a little staggering to be told ties to-y it -noulld suioce for anuY une of halt a dozen august 1 personages to speak above his breatL or unwattln lyt to maise his little iager, ann Lke in a hea-ven overcharged vsith electriciy,' the existing ...

... distant. We made signals for her, bat she did not notice them. Launched a boat and took two men in, and attempted to get off to speak her, but the surf. which was breaking .very heavily at the-time, swamped the boat and broke one of the oars, and when I reached ...

... necessary money to keep it afloat. If there was a town in the world suitable for tramways, it was Hull (hear, hear); he was now speaking simply from a shareholder's point of view. The greatest thanks were due to Alderman Banuister for the energy and skill ihe ...

... in discussing the matter. He trusted they should not have a one-sided affair, . but give every gentleman an opportunity to speak r (hear, hear). - The Chairman said he did not wish politics to be introduced, but if Mr , Peasegood seconded the motion in ...

... and appealed to the court for ?? y defandant said he was only seeking employment, ;o and it was the custom in the trade to speak with '1 the men first.-Mr. Kennedy denied this. It was e- the custom to ask the master first for employment. a He had been ...

... and certain communication with the mother country they made giant strides in progress. So will it be with New Zealand. We speak with the certainty that we are uttering the sentiments of the most intelligent and best informed of the colonists there when ...

... since our last have been only moderate, h ut the market has again been well supplied with produce exe warehouse. Generally speaking the trade has ruled quiet, yet prices have been welt supported.. Lestweek's import was 124 tons from Marans, 110 tone from ...