... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... they had disposed of more timber than they had done during anz previous period of their existence. In aying this he di not speak of sales alone, but of the aotual receipt of mney. For the 7,9761 owin% to the oom- pany they hold the security of the land ...

... govern- ment. The 15 per cent. maximum of oustoms duties for Brazil was too low. The Friend to Both Countries evi- dently speaks with authority for Brazil, and he has been told as a secret. We now know why the Brazilian govern- ment were so impatient ...

... the river to a great extent. He expected that this canal would ultimately yield more than ten per cent, dividend. Generally speaking, the works of the company, lst, the anicuts and headworks upon the Mabanuddy river; 2nd, the Hoogley and Midna- pur Canal; ...

... Beneib, the second engineer to the Rio de Janeiro C~ity Improvemente Company, hasrecentlyr visited the company's property, and speaks in the highiest termse as to the future prospects of the mines. At the Kelly Bray Mine meeting this day the accounts showed ...

... matter in hand themselves if it was to succeed. NMr. Mitchell, a working man, who se- conded the resolution, said be could speak for the large and influential body of Odd Fellows, dwelt upon the very great importance of helping them to get out of the public- ...

... miums. It is a very convenieut, but I think inexpedient system of making reserve funds and sacrificing the interests, so to speak, of present proprietors. There may not be the same objectien if these shiares sre issued at a reasonable premium in comparisonto ...

... y expended in preparations would be saved, so that they might entertain great hopes of a much better result, pecuniarily speaking, from the festival than on the last occasion. He would take this opportunity of alluding to the publication of an anonymous ...

... ADAMS claimed a right, as the proprietor of 1,2001, in preference stock, to speak. The CHAIPMAN-Sit down, sir. The meeting will not hear ou. rI. ADAMS-I have a right to speak, and will not be put t down by you. I appeal to Mr. Baring whether I have not ...

... learn that lMr. Benest, second engieer to the Bio City Improvement. Company, has re- cently visitedthe comupany' property, and speaks in the highest terms as to the future prospects of the minus, and stat that the systm and general osganisation established ...

... stood to have been of a very lmitem l chasater. A telegram from Calcutta, iwo days laterthau that broniht by the last mail, speaks of a rather improved narket said ofairtings selling at rather better prims; but these advims h4v6 led to no business in Manchester ...