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... TITE LABOUR CRISIS IN AMERICA. The hard times complained of this winter aU g over the United States, from the cotton rollers of -New Orleans to the ltmbermen of Wisconsin and f Micohian, ad from the factory operatives of the 3' New EnglandStates to the Chinese landrymen of aslifornia, have (says a Montreal paper of December D 13) beenfeltinthe DominioD. fhlsfaU andwinter, mechanics and ...

... I.oUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. e LOnDON, WEDNESSDAY. L The statpment that the petition aganlat the e return of Mr. Mills as M.P. for Exeter was pra L sented yesterday is incorrect. On Inquiring at the office to-day lb was asoortained that no petition e had been presented up to the hour of closing, three X e o'lock. The petitioners still have until Tuesday, 'A d aned it Is fully expected thaot ...

... Fm-O FAMOUS MEN OF tS73. lb Since long before the time of the Son of Sirache people have delighted to sing the T} praises of famous men, and to cry, as. they de, !n explored the annals of the past, There th were giants in those days0 Ana the fur- PIh ther back we go, the more inelined are we G to believe we can trace Titanic forms 1, h?. towering up in the misty horizon. Imagi-. IA nation ...

... THE GOVEMMIMNT: OF -NMW ZbALA D :1 AND * RNIJH LB.- J' , ~Omim olmoxcanm l~ MFr. J. S. Wrighb, the Chai6ms. of the Bir ?? ~beral Associatbidn, has just bandied ine a fin. all potat eterreceivedlbylhimn from the Govurnnentof Oi -NOeW Zealand, from which it will be see ha erimn ' offer is made ?? form labourare h r Wlhit WI proced to that colony. Itis asfollown: am N~ew Zealand Immnglti on c i ...

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... I Tiy TICBORNE TRIAL ic ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-ElGHTH DAY. ;o WEDNESDAY, DEQlEMBER 31. 4 7 The trial at bar of the Tiobborne claimant for I k perjury was resumed this morning, before Mir. I Justice Mellor, Mr. Justlie Lush, and a Mtddleex I 1-spad jury. 4 On their lordships taking their sent upon the I e bench, I it r. Justice Meilor said I am sorry to say the Lord Cthief Justice to unable to ...

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... , CPRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMB.] THE INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. A deputation of stean rhip-owners waited on Mr. Dodson and Dr. Playfair, yesterday, at the Treasury, to represent thle injury to their trade by the subsidising of the Penin- sular arid Orientall Comp v. BMr. Holt, of Liverpool, said they ?? the company lhal aslked the Government to nllow them to carry the mails through the Suez Cneal, ...

... j,&TEST TELEGBlAMS I E EBNCI CHIURCH IN. ROME. c ?? ?? owN eo0Io~rONm.) fr ROM, WEDNXEDAY AraRROON. Colonel Lalaye, the French ?? Attacie, t baviug died, the French Church of Saint Louis efused to celebrate the obsequies, on the ground iat Italian troops would be present. The funeral eremony has just been celebrated therefore at w UIan Marcello, through the intervention of Prince oi 9lumbert. ...

... S PE CIAL CORRESPONDENCE. (By PRImATB TEmoEGRAH.) LONDON, Wednesday Night. The Local Governacnat Board is busily engagnd working up the materials for thc Rating Bill to be introduced by the Government next session, ft is understood that the measure will contain soene features not embraced in the bill of last year. The now bill will be the chief feature of next session. The Free Trade League, ...

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