... Patterson, of Belfast. There was a considerable attendance. Mr. John Johnston presided. The Rev. Mr. PIArrrsoN commenced to speak amid interruption, and the slashing of seats in the hal with sticks. Heproceededtocriticizethe action in certain respects of ...

... confidently believe that the West of Ireland Mining Cumpany will embrace them all. The prospectus speaks fir itself, and if it he said that such documents sometimes speak unwarrantably, the names on that before us preclude even the shadow of a doubt as to the ...

... with the above, the Guardians' observations, and an explanation from the master on the subject. The master stated that when speaking to Guardians on the subject he had said that Mr. Bennet was a good man, and he had served the Board conscien- tiously, s ...

... Freeman's Journal and National Press. bATUIUUV, 21, loii* tiuwr wJ • aii Sir *** f to content Utod* 'be liberal in ' tore-t. | Speaking at Colchester last night, Sir William Marriuit. It P, caid lie thought sua general elcc■ would moo be jii theui, tlic sooner ...

... could speak as re- presenting the working classes. In the day of its extreme prosperity it did not represent quite one- seventh of their number; and in 1893, out of eleven million industrial workers in the United Kingdom, there were, roughly speaking, one ...

... give the fac- tor some certainty of satisfying his customers. With re- spect to the quality of the Crosby coal, he could iniy speak from one day's experience. Yet he felt he could safely say that they were excellent, free from slate and ashes. Tbey burned ...

... d hy Mi. 1 Brady). appeared f..r the defence. Mr. Harrington applied fur adjourument for week. had bid i\>ld and scarcely speak Mr. I'obiaa baid of rourae he would convenience Mr. Harrington in any way. and Mr Harrmg' ton iit|ab!e to apeak that da» would ...

... s of buiriiess actual ?? 14as set inl, aridl furth or innprove- merit eolifidirtly anticipated. WNo ?? haive riot n10w to Speak Oally' Suddein transition, o'r if ?? fimprovemenult ho before ime, lye flapioaiigit riot by raplid Siridinos hut b1' Slow and ...

... were already tending to a decline. Both slpinners and manufacturers have made some concession in prices, though, generally speaking, they have not done so to an extent which has met the views of buyers. In yarns suitable to the conti- nental markets, spinners ...

... to be correct if the most trustworthy sources are applied to for information in your owrn city of London. Of course, I aau speaking of Indian and Ceylon teas, and not of the trashy stuff, totally unfit for use, that comes fromn China. I also wyrite as a ...

... (s for Iivserpsol. Tbe cantain of the Britannia re- |posts speaking an Austrian brig, from Odessa for Cork, disrna.stod. He lay by her for threesdays. The captinl of the Flora reports speaking the Pennsyl- vania ?? Iong. 23 W. She was under canvass at ...

... to the subject of land nationalisation, carried the meeting with him, Ho said he was very proud to have the opportunity of speaking to them, his fellow-workers. He dared to call them his follow-workers, because, like themselves. he had to work for his living ...