... transport purposes, with the exception of accommodation for 20 officers. This one fact, tbe truth of which Is more than probable, speaks well for the peace-maker, as It is generally belierei here that Captain Seymour, who took out Earl Russell's despatch, in ...

... the public in a few days, I have since looked anxiously for some indication of this forthcoming wonder, but see no sign. I speak of it as a wonder because I know that in the eyes of many of the Liverpool people the announcement of the intended appearance ...

... went out from the neighbourhood of Canterbury last year, under the auspices of Mr. Simmons, which have been received, all speak as to the scarcity of work in that country, and the excessively high rents of houses. I ...

... thought Knot improbable that Mr. Joseph Chamberlain iwill address a meetin- on behalf of Mr. Allen. Mr. T. W. Russell will also speak during the wreek on behalf of the U{nionjsen' candidate. ...

... representatives in Manohester i to-day. The Employers' Federation, it will 4 , be remembered, have nominated eix mem- t r bers to speak on their behalf. The men's c O eouncil thought that there was nothing to C a be settled which could not be dealt with by gfowr ...

... opportunity is now offered to the board to relieve at least two of these young firms, and to give them respectable stolls, so to speak, In the timbler market. I A tenant of one of the yards in front of the Canada Dock Io; I understand, about to retire from business ...

... receiver where one has already been appointed by the court, I do not feel warranted in acting upon that portion of rule 262 which speaks of a nominee for whose creation or legal existence no provision has been ?? application was accordingly refused.-Mr. Lockett ...

... and employed were more miserable than when they were busy. He could not speak for what happened in the smaller shops, but he had no doubt they were kindly treated also. Speaking of Sunday trading, the Lor-d Mayor said no one deprecated it more than he ...

... land system are immediately required, so that the landmay be Rn cultivated for the benefit of theentire community. an In speaking to the resolution, he said they would hi all be greed upon this point, that if the wealth of ha' the country could be increased ...

... mate, and were black and blue with bruises. There were six officers aboard wid 18 of a crew. Only four of the latter could speak English. When the mate came to his bunk he swore and said, You have come I hero as a sailor, and you will have to work. ...

... different parties are somewhat con- icting to-day; some state that they have done more bust- nesw at last week's prices, others (speaking of similar articles) say they have found less disposition to purchase. We believe that there has been a partial Increase ...

... your interference here, sir.-Mr. Fleming D 11 -You must not speak that way here, or I will-Mr. ut vi Bryan-You'llwhat 7.-Mr.Fleming-Ishan'tlet you speak LI that way here.-Mr. Bryan-Don't speak to me, you 11 scut (cries of Oh, oh.)-Mr. Fleming-Silence ...