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... view to what was already known of the German composers, that he had thought it better to speak in his present lectures of the composers of his own country. Speaking of the hindrances to the development of musical greatness in this country, Mr. Gaul said ...

... leading English newspapers. He says that to speak of trade is fo speak of a ?? which hardly exits. There Is actuslly no trade going on. If you speak to merchants, the significant answer In, Nothing doing. If you speak to the shopkeeper, he shakes his head ...

... with the conspiracy which, he admitted, existed. Evidence of rebutting character having been given, Mr. Dowse proceeded to speak for the evidence. He went into an explanation of the law of high treason, and the evidence that was necessary to establish ...

... accompany common catarrh, are very highly recommended a variety of quarters ; and, indeed, all wh ...

... of the French Treaty:- Of the general effect of the Treaty as regards our trade with France, it is impossible as yet to speak with any degree of certainty. The only portion of the new French Tariff flat is as yet in operation is that decided upon by ...

... in at 72 9.5. A small amount of bar gold was sent into the Bank of England to-day. The City article in the Evening 11eralid speaks of the suspension of Messrs. Todd, Naylor, and Co., in the South American trade. The event is stated to have been brought ...

... under his clothes, was taken from him. The prisoner showed no grief for the death of his mother and sister. He refused to speak in answer to the questions put to him, and sulkily aciompanied the officers who took him in charge, offering resistance to ...

... therefore, feel justified in recommending a larger dividend than at the rate of 3 per cent, per annum, free of income tax. Speaking of the probable future of the company, the Chairman said that the negotiations for an amalguamtieon with the Birmingham. ...

... to a large proportion of the Inhabl. tanto of this city than It han previously done. Mr. Tre. horne and Mr. Newdegate both speak of the distress as if it were a thing of to day, Instead of that which has been, but which has now happily pissed away. We ...

... entirely of trades unionists, of which the deputation now present were re- presentatives. The trades unionists might claim to speak in the namo of the large body of the labonring classes. It had been determined that a deputation should seek an interview with ...

... Italy la considerable quantity of railway iron, and to no unimportant customer fjr come. The American demand continues, com speaking, quite insignificant. Rails aro quoted j £6 12s. to £7. free on board ; and bars, £6 oi. to Od, lin-plate tiade remains quiet ...