... it. His Royal Highness is much pleased to see so large an increase in the number of depositors, and of the balances, which speak so strongly of the increased prosperity and feeling of security of the middle and lower classes. His Royal Highness wishes ...

... spring trade. In the raw silk market there is no new feature to observe. The brokers' monthly circulars, just issued, all speak of prices being firmly sup- ported. The stock of silk left on hand of all descriptions on the 31st December, 1849 (notwithstanding ...

... was, what meaning did his words plainly convey to the mind of him to whom the question was put ? In the case of a foreigner speaking in a language not very familiar to him, the principle seems still more applicable. Captain Douglas declared that he thought ...

... trade (which in every country form the great aud most valuable body of commerce), it is unnecessary to do more thau merely speak in passing — but it may be well to offer a few remarks on foreign commerce. Commerce is the machinery of exchange. It is the ...

... of stones from the outside. One was flung through the window exactly opposite the gallery from which Earl Talbot waa then speaking, and narrowly missed his lordship, striking a Mr. Fowler, a reporter from London, who was standing behind him, and inflicting ...

... 200. Foreign —Beasts, 27— Calves 40. NEWGATE AND LEADESHAIL. (THIS DAY. These markets were well supplied to-day. Generally speaking, the demand ruled heavy on the following terms: — By the quanties of 81b. sinking the offal. a. d. a. d.l 8 . d. a. d Inferior ...

... work, and the wife of one of them said they would be glad to get 6d. a day (hear). We farmers are not in the haoit of public speaking, for when we have done our day'a work, we go back to our own hearths. It is not so with the manufacturers; they meet together ...

... ? o£ ll^ on Sabbath, and married on TaeerfV proclaime-l happier wedding has not been in I*l' i, 18 a ^- ea lhat^ rumour speaks true, Jack's first ?? i m _ any * out of bed since the news of h ZIJZT ?? **■ t0 to htr.— Perth Courier. nj »mage was co ...

... brother officer named Denny. Mr. Denny introduced me to Mr. Pullman. I cannot tell how much money I owed at thia time. I cannot speak to a thousand pounds, but lam certain 6000/. would have covered my debts. Mr. Chambers. — Did you borrow much money between ...

... day, they could not say that a fair account of public judicial proceedings, which were not ex parte, wa** not, generally speaking, a privileged publication. They did not say that the publication of everything that passed in a court of justice was justifiable ...

... general powers of sale and exchange with a view to the consolidation of their estates. I need hardly say, that generally speaking, the pro- perly will be most properly and productively managed, if the whole of it lies together, subject to the master s ...

... good tenant should have the boon in — liquid manure ! (cheers and laughter.) Having now adverted so freely to others, he must speaK in plain and candid terms of those with whom he had been acting— those who represented the agricultural interest in the House ...