... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... obtained cordial recognition. The chorus and the orchestra-of the intelligent exertions of the latter it ?? be impossible to speak too warmly- 9 were efficient. Notwithstanding this and other favourable circumstances, the representation waa unequal, and ...

... the owners and underwriters. . The first witness called was Peter IMerrifield, : chief officer of the Gossamer, who, after speaking I to the departure of the vessel from London, &c., . ?? went well until Thursday, the 10th instant. At twelve o'clock there ...

... future, they vwere getting in a happier state than their competitors. Under ordinary circumstances that would have led him to speak more hopefully of the future But the position of matters in Australia would go very much against the passenger traffic with ...

... The weather at bhe time was cloudy, and the wind was very stron4, blowing from the S.S.W. Four men who were Eaved could not speak a word of English. One of the four was very weak. Eleven were lost, and two more were on the rocks with the sea running over ...

... he was thank- ful to say' become the care and the hope of even the most dull amongst us. He did not speak only of our languishing trade; he did not speak only of our over-crowded homues which emigration might heal, thouegh that was a source of great anxiety ...

... hear.) With respect to that period. he kwould tur over the leaf, and hb booed .it would be turned over finaly. He had now to speak of the second perrcd. the 6d, favonrable period during which the uuderwritiaq ndts department had been under the mantanemert ...