... idea, that an increase in the amount due” meant in the main increase in the money left. The giving of acceptances—we do net speak of endorsements, which are a different matter—is a legitimate part of the business of banks, especially of banks which have ...

... Atkinson, and Co. The fact that 21 steamers and 6 sailing vessels have been added to the Hull fleet within the past twelve months speaks volumes to the increase of the trade of the port. : Eight of the steamers have been purchased by or built for Messrs Bailey ...

... beg from door to door. Except some articles of attire, however, little recognition could be made, no one in the Quarter can speak with any certainty of ever seeing the deceased before. It the general impression that the poor woman had lost hex way on that ...

... during the year, viz , the steamers Jason and Vanguard by Messrs Bailey and Leetham, to the Viceroy of Egypt. The above facts speak well for the trade and commerce of Hull for 1864. The following statement as to the tonnage entered at the Hull Docks has been ...

... and the readable matter on both sides is not near extensive as one page of this paper. Tue very appearance of the journal speaks most unmistakably to the paper famine which exists amongst Confederate States, and our readers will be satisfied that fearful ...

... the mmp, where comfort best is but rude, and every thought subordinate to the duties of the time and place. Here everything speaks of war. The plaee in which I elite is the headquarters of one of oar generals, and yet headquarters are but deserted negro ...

... but by means of an apparatus heavier than the atmospheric air, and impelled by human effort. Several of the German journals speak of the probability of the Elector of Hesse being set aside by the Diet as incapable of governing. The Landgrave William is ...

... deal with ; nut if they were once entangled in routine, they would run on in one groove, aud there would be no end of it In speaking of the education of the upper and middle classes, he would remark with Lord Derby that there was line of demarcation between ...

... culties were encountered in purchasing. Aid WITTY said there were so many persons to deal with, it was impossible for him to speak from memory. As to alleged injury to property, which had been men- tioned, the committee would take care to do what was right ...

... admirable taste and unspairing labour. Christian symbolism has been employed to give to the eve, as the services of the Church speak to the ear, those great Catholic traths which give a sacred significance to this happy season. High. above the altar lhngs ...

... 8upoly a real aeceseity. ln the yearly drbates of the Comuon Council on the new Market question, conflicting opinions, or to speak more candidly perhaps, cundicting interests, turn on one point, vie, whether the sire should be near thc pre. sent market round ...

... quiet, at full prices. Beans asid oats scarce and dearer. MARIK LANE, DEc. 28.-From all parts of the country ilh o reports speak of quiet markets, usual under ordinary circum- stances at this period of the year. Fromn continental ports I also similar reports ...