... 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 ...

... spect to the success of sheep-farming respecting which a gentleman had asked a question last meeting, he could not as yet speak as to its success in the hands of the company: but this he could stats, that a s thll company formed in the neighbourhood for ...

... profit or loss matters not. If the bank has been too liberal in its advance of course there will be some loss, hbut generally speaking the banks manage to take care of themselves, and the profit on recurring and nume- I rous advances will more than make up ...

... favourably of this important branch of the comipany's operations ; and, - as to the future, we should have bueu justified in speaking r in ternis of well-grounded confidence, for great improve- ments in the iuternal econouiy of the pits had been effected-the ...

... affording in- foresation to the shareholders of the Thames and Mersey Company, and of the Ocean companies, but technically speaking the knowledge so conveyed is perfectly nugatory, unless it be clearly stated how much has been received in premiums in each ...

... be found desirable or practicable. The discovery of the road, as the manager observes, stanps this investment with, so to speak, an assured value that is most satisfactory. The resident manager arrived at Sydney from the rumsabout two months ago, and ...

... hear.) That short statement appeared to convey all that it was necessary for him to say on the subject, and it led him to speak of other matters, one of the most im- portant of which was the system of deposits, or the pay. ment of interest on deposits ...

... court and from the creditors. St As creditors' ?? are now, in ut too many cases, t selected, he may be a person living, SO to speak, nowhere, St in obscure lodginsgs, perhaps with no accommodation even St, for the bankrupt's hooks, much less for the creditors ...

... it ranged from 5 to 7 per cent. The ibusioess of the bilak eled not fallen off, aud they had not sustained any lose worth spe-aking of. Mr. A. MootE thought the worthy deputyoulghtto besatis. fied with 22. per ceut. wehen mioney could be had for two per ...

... works already is commenced can be made profitably productive in rt a few mouths. Reports from various competent authorities speak very highly of the capabilities of t, the property. Messrs. Moore and Co., the corre- ie spondents of Messrs. Bramley-Moore ...

... that they had a charter. With regard to reducing the capital, lie could not for the moment offer an opinion, but practically speaking, there was no intention of making any call; indeed, he very much questioned if, under the cihcurnstances, the directors imsade ...

... furnishes a most complete answer to the attempts of this writer to slur over the question of this detestable traffic. In speaking, therefore, of the interest of the Southern planters with reference to the question of the African slave trade, we must ...