... 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 ...

... combined, After repeated failures and discourage- ments the Old and New World, some 2,000 miles apart, are placed within speaking distance by the indomitable energy of the soientinc men of England and Ameucia. The oables constitute a splendid properby ...

... among the inducements put forth by its proprietors. But the situation of the now market and the wants of the neighbourhood speak for themselves. Between the gigantic railway station building for the Midland Company and that of the Great Northern, and in ...

... Malmsbuly, 1-x mile distant. A good road also rlsm3 through. With regard to this mine, it is more difflicult for any one to speak psitivulv about it. from the fact of the naturo of the deefi leads. The shaft is the best 1 have seen, isin three divislons ...

... unstisfactory knowledge that his affairs are freely canvassed by those to whom he would con- sider it a loss of position even to: speak except in command. Leaving this class of operation& aaide, there are still others that deserve ?? reprobation. The director ...

... CHnaamm replied that the latest advices seemed to point to an early termination-of the war, but the directors did not like to speak confidently ia reference to the future. 1 A SuP;B DEOI thought the depreciation should be . met by degrees. They moight have ...

... -DniWta Exspres8. Voluntarily, conscientiously, and With much pleasure, we recommend to our leaders the Pain Killer. We speak from our own observation and experlencewleen we saytbat it ireniores pain as if by magic from all parts ot the body, and I ...

... proved, and has given just as much gold during an exces. sive drought as it had done formerly when water abounded. Mr. Rouch speaks of putting up some rotating buddles, for separating some valuable minerals which have been hitherto rejected. The total return ...

... destined, he believed, to hold its own. Thev had 107,2791. in it. This aexhauatedall the: companies about whch' he could speak without regret. .'The China 'Steamship and Laouan' Coal' Coupany had' disap- pointed the hopes of ?? direotor'a, and frustrated ...

... conceins of the bank. A man like himself, associated with Mr. Turner in important works of different kinds in Manchester, could speak in terms of the highest approval of that gentleman, and could fully recog- nise -the value of his services. The board deeply ...

... it lution was. supported by Dr. Morrell Mackenzie in a long b fspeech, and the meeting then invited Dr. Edlmnunds to b a, 'speak.' Dr. Edmunds said he found. great diffiulty inL v hdealing gravelyseith the motion, which'I involved the pre'. r Y sumption ...

... Paris convention, and had c therefore reduced their local tariff one-half. The excess a of messages was 4,089, and generally speaking the affairs a of the company were in a most satisfactory condition. t The chairman concluded by moving the adoption of the ...