... as w« 11, or nearly as well, managed under the G ivernment as they now are by independent and conflicting boards. Roughly speaking, the Government would be investing at four i>er cent, money which it could borrow at a little more than three per cent. The ...

... system of over-loading, therefore, puts us in circumstances of difficulty and peril, and we pray you, sir, to speak for us who cannot speak for ourselves. Tne plain remedy, 1 think, is that all the ports there should be inspecting officer of the Board ...

... to meet with. Mr Liji mws them the bright side of the pictureik side he leaves them to discover for a Mr Lincoln comes to speak of matters we closely concern the great work he has in annscrupulosity and disingenuousness stand get conspicuously. As it ...

... ha* kenned what he said; but that awfu* man, wi* a’ hie screeching, and boobooing, and shaking o’ his hesd and hand didna speak in oar tongue. Oh that awfu’ man, his black heavy face is hunting me yet, and where hs came from I dinna ken aither, I’m sure ...

... the Irchester station, and there the two defendants entered the compartment in which I was. believe they were the first to speak. Those two gentlemen present were the two gentlemen. One of them said, Hallo, master, mean to smoke here, whether you like ...

... was more probable that the sheep had {o( from plaintiff’s field into Holmes’s and from that into k.—Witnesses were called to speak to the state of the time of the trespass.—After hearing their testimony his Honour gave a verdict for plaintiff for 12s -id ...

... sucoceslsfully dirduirsistered, hut sanys tirst wire mornt-ye u$ill ha reqeired by taxation. On the National Debt Mr Lincoln thus speaks On ftie 1st ds3' of July list, as appears by filie book)s of ?? Treasury, thle Luiric Debt aricuirced to I,7106JO,489 dole ...

... Hartlepool has fallen from being sixth in the liht to be last but one. DEsC CARGOES.-' A Voice from the North Sea' is thus beard speaking in the Times :-Casualties by foun. dering generally occur in the winter, when the waves are highest and the ships are heaviest ...

... of assembling at Munich a conference of the secondary States. A letter from Munich, addressed to the Botschajter of Vienna, speaks of an autograph letter which the King of Bavaria had addressed to the King Hanover, requesting bis adhesion to this conference ...

... condition. The regular mail. I suppose, is under repair ?” He moved his head slowly, and looked me in the face, without speaking a word. I shall never forget th*t look while I live. I turned cold at heart under it. 1 turn cold at hea'-t even now when ...

... abolishing the customs and excise duties. He maintains that free trade, of which Mr. Cobden and Mr. Bright were accustomed speak as accomplished fact on the strength of the successful stand made against protection,” could nevertheless not be considered ...

... Western Railway, and they might as well been left unbuilt. For the rents '!! 164 7 6 745 i 13 5 1177 DeC for us who cannot speak for ourselves. The aBBa «lfcmg a lady. There was no question as to the demanded for apartments in them are so exorbitantly ...