... words are temperate, just, and wise, and make for peace. For ourselves, we will honour all such; and when we speak of Old England, asve love to speak of Old England, we will not take to our lips the names of her titled lords, nor of British statesmen, as ...

... they were permitted to speak while working, then the governor suddenly gave an order that they should speak loud enough for the warders to hear them. In a few day5s aftaerie changed his mind, and gave an order that they aould speak low.. On. the 14th 3nly ...

... These reports are both minute and copious, and speak in unusually favourable terms of the prospects of the property. Captain Barratt refers to an average yield of 61. 16s. of gold per ton of ore, and speaks of the supply of quartz as being practically ...

... possible a considerable business might have been done. The advices from India continue unfavourable for yarns, but letters speak of thinge as probably at the worst, and hence buyers would have beem tempted Lo do some business here to-day at lower rates ...

... andreguluswas l9,272L. 2s. 3d.; but, strictly speaking, the cost of working ought t. be put down at 18,2511. 13s. 8d. only as in the amonab above stated the som of 1,1291. 16a. fld. would, strictly speaking (had the minebeenin apayingeondition), have beo ...

... follows - In making their report to the pro. prietors at this time, the directors have to express their regret that they caunot speak in favourable ternis of the condition of Ireland. Four adverse seasons in suceession, from the year 1859, have necessarily ...

... in made to advance the interests of thie' company. Mr. Bland adds: That of the future pros. pocts of the company I cannot speak with any certainty a until the lower portions, of the mine are further opened. out; but there isno reason to imagine that the ...

... underwriting ac- counts, sod of their hopes and expectations in regard to them; but the time had unow arived when they could speak of results ascertained and profits realised. (Rear, hear.) The net profit of the underwriting business for the period of elihteen ...

... or other competition,or loss from falling off in trade or other' circumstances which might I interfere with 'the reLeipts. Speaking of the propositioa of a proprietor mentioned in the'report, to pay a bonus out of the boiler and repair fund, he said that ...

... sure to show Un' tsevarying good temper, cheerfulness, and liberality, then I should wish for a North American lady. I do not speak of defects which English travellers often lay at the deer of k the whole nation, because they meet in Europe Amercans is of ...

... were dis- posed togoin theirsupportof the ?? their present attempt to recover their nationality. He thought he should be speaking the sentiments of the great majority of the meeting if he ventured to say that, if all other means failed, they were prepared ...

... quite in keeping with the entire spirt of his letter. The returns published by the goveonmient respecting the trade of Sciode speak for themselves, and prove that it is ins creasing at a ratio almost unexampled. So much for the dismal creakings of Scotu3 ...