... probably first be proved, after which it is anuderatoeed that Dr M‘Grigor will be called as the first witness of importance. Speaking last evening at the annual soiree of the Bradford Chamber of Uommerce, Mr W. E. discussed at some length the ron ot Free ...

... they do the harm to the Oxdd- quite seriously, supposing your statistics turn out fellows of leaving them. I do not think, to speak to be thoroughly correct, that they absolutely is all owing to your members obey that it —having wo intoxicating drinks— and ...

... philosophical inquiry. Ido not know whether he can I find any one else of that opinion ; but i regret to observe that while speaking on this subject be went so far express a hope that the Government would keep themselves clear for all quarantine nonsense ...

... one-sided His notion was too narrow, and did uot include all the elements necessary to its subject. He failed to make history speak language of his system. His classification be was as incorrect as it was violent, and his omissions were as remark as his ...

... only shares, of these 350.are in the..names.of parties: who allege that they hold them in trust for: the Bank. . Roughly speaking, every, one of the the Bank remaiming shareholders Pak SHOW Bes. .. feeble pay. off the liabili- ‘ea. Of coursé. that ...

... ance tothe public. eh Free wre Be facte-et the case showed thas the main been of it was ip ant cb gut Board of Trade. In speaking of the Board of him it was Trade, he did so with all but it seemed to of Trade— how far the Board which, ike ae one officer ...

... MR Cc. THE DEPRESSION OF TRADE. Speaking at a largely-attended meeting at iast night, Mr C. 5. Read, spoke of the present position of as the simple deveiupment of Free ‘Lraue, winch was a one-sided system. As to England ever being starved, there was ing ...

... public examinations of Univeraity students for matriculation degrees, exhibitions, prises, and iicatcs. Result fees, so to speak, are certain proportion to be paid the three managers heads of Colleges complying with such conditions the Chancellor ana Senate ...

... earlier on Saturday. After the speeches had been made and the resolutions agreed to, a Nationalist, named Connolly, got up to speak in opposition to the object the meeting, when a free tight immediately commenced. 'I tables and chairs were broken up and used ...

... replied that early vote npon th* br.* 1 .- upon the progress the r. with its labours. As regards the matter at he was l»'nnd to speak with the greatest reserve, Nevertheless declared that the Govern - i-nt, and especially, desired the adoption [ tr.e tariff ...

... would be of having obtai under false pretences, an of publist reports calcula! to deceive the ‘That firm of which he was speaking, that Tory long firm took over its business from its predecessors six years in a most condition, but now it had almost exhausted ...

... senting me with the honorary f of thet City—an honour more by the very generous manner in whi ich you, . sir, we been pleased to speak of. my ‘services, Like every one e'se who endeavours to effect improvements in existing institutions, it has beet my lot to ...