... 'E 1gland and France, and with revenue prospects which would seem to hold out the hope of a further reduction of taxation. Speaking of the revenue returns, the Times says they indicate that the old buoyancy has returned. True it is that the nine months ...

... thlpHrokers. White. hoed end Vetherfngtom, Llverpool, cotton brokers. P. W. Boning and o, Ipfach, woollen wJerehouseL en. Speak- man an snd Lea, Manchester, stockbrokers. J. Porritt and Sons, Bsmsbotton, near Mancheter, woollen mnanfsP- turera. Cooles ...

... of cemnmercial difairs would be changed for the worse. ?? men have set their hearts on a good year, and it annoys them to speak of the probabiUtV of disappointmbnt. Thoae who talk aceptically about the increase of half a million bales of cotton, or thereabout ...

... this was a quiet quarter-day. In reference to the terms upon which orders were accepted, it would be extremely difficult to speak with accuracy, but it is only at an inconsiderable minority I of the works that the list prices are obtained, and the sweekly ...

... raicat severe aittsck, which cor. 'dined me to bed. lt hns also cutred many captansD, to whom, I reeomraended it, and oil speak highly of i*-- ?? nnly by Mr. Ma rtin, ohemist,4, Qe. 'ardrant, Limle-street, and 22, Copperns-hili, Live rpnooL 2s. Od. and ...

... help writing nonsense for of course they wish prices to fell and having thaI nefarious wish, how is It posiblbo for ihem 'to speak the truth 0 But the others, having no interest in thearticle at all, except of a moral and sentimental kind, cannot be suspected ...

... me of a most eevere attack,; which conffned me to bed. It has also cured many captains to whom I[ recommended it, and all speak highiy of 1't. - Prepared only by Mr. Martin, ehemint,4, Q Uadrent, ILime-street, and 22! Copporas .hiUs Liverpool, 2a, Od ...

... Iwsvw under subpo na, sworn to speak the truth. Mly own pereonal feelings, in consequence of iny losses, made me smart considerably and therefore you may judge of my feelings with regard to the Mozleys. I was sworn to speak the truth. I volunteered no evidence ...

... have naever seen any dihbonourable transactions on the part ofa the Messrs. Mozley; And within the last ten (lays I d wee speaking to a banker, a friend of mine-one of the ?? bankers In Liverpool-who said, 1If I had been put In the wit neea-box I must ...

... herheemends aned roeelvod aundrydamage; Ann SumpheysfromHuev; Samuellelsey,for Gibraltar, Tho captain of the tug Battle; reporis speaking the Victoria Nyanro at eleven a.m. on the 7th inetant, 18 milsa N.W, of the Skerries, wlthatearing wheel gone. Wind.HSE. ...

... ? alleged that the complainant assaulted him on the Oth December bat with a belasyig pin. He also cadodthree witnesses to speak ID his favour, bhu they did not see the affair on Thursday. The complainant said that on the 0th December the prisoner drew ...

... preponderance of peanywools has niet been matdrially diminished by the arrivalsfru, tho weatero asd other eold districts. 'Speaking conparatlvelyofthI preaent 'and - pelt 'sesons in regard to dondied we may nowd -fairly say that few of the variou4 brenda ...