... are going to make a statement you can yuake a speech and have done with it; but I shall only let You speak Tonce .. Mr. BOYLE: Will you allow me to speak uninsulted ? Mr. BARON: What's that ? Mi-. 'BOYLE: Ama I to be insulted in this- way ? For I take it ...

... But my opinion is this: we have no right to eadf in | assistance of any other engineer to do our veorb. ,In l hear.) I shall speak very strongly aboot Mrt. Aldo - Edmund Birley for his shilly-shallying i u coenection Aft this matter. How serious is it for ...

... Os 10d to Is Od wheat straw, Os 5d to Os 6d ; oat, Os 5d to Os 5Id manure, 5s Od to is Od. HOP. LONDON.-MONDAY.-The reports speak of a general attack of fly throughout the hop plantation, which has created excitement in our market, and prices must be quoted ...

... subject. Mr, M'CanAr I think it is a pity that a respectable com- pany like this should be in the position they are, I am speaking now with regard to the debt of £4,000; surely we must find something to meet that. The CHAIRMAN: That is the amount the works ...

... YESTERDAY'S MARKETS. I - IMANCHESTEBR T'R4D.-YYrns are not so strong to-day as on Tuesday, though generally speaking qnotations are r; unaltered. Occasionally buyers of home trade yarns have lr purehased a trifle easier than during the earlier part of ...

... of Physicians of London, by Dr. G. F. Collier, published by Longman and Co. :- It is no small defect in this compilation (speaking of the Pharm3aopceia) that we have no purgative mass but what contaiis aloes yet we know that hemorrhoidal persons cannot ...

... rate of Is 64 per ?? CHIAIRMAN, in supporting the proposition, said the dividend had been undoubtedly earned. Proceeding to speak on the general condition of the cotton trade, he expressed regret that so much lethargy wag displayed in Preston. He could ...

... members that there is every probability of witnesses being sent to the Labour Commission. THE PROPOSED REDUCTION OF WAGES. Speaking of the proposed reduction of wages, the Cotton Factory Times, says that three weeks ago a meeting of the cotton trade was ...

... HOWARTH seconded the motion, cor- Ir dially endorsing the sentiments that Mr. Richardson had n ewpressed.-Mr. W. CHADwIoK, speaking in support of the 1g proposition, said it would be a ?? thing if the people of Preston would look into these matters more ...

... directors had ventured to make foreeasts which were generally verified, and that was particularly the case in this instance. Speaking of the trade in general, cotton had been lower during the past few monthe than at any period since 1843.4, with the exception ...

... Gibraltar ?? ?? Id Van Diemen's Land ?? Id SOAP AT LAST. Fren the Queen., March 31st, 1866. We are not wrong this time, because we speak from persona( observation and experience. It is now, alas, distant past, we have vague reminiscences of soap that was soap; ...

... representatives of the greatest mercantile and mianufacturing communities in the world, it seems thwat this meeting is, so to speak, a type of that change which is happily talking place, if, so- f deed, it has not been completely effected, throughout the ...