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... viz.:- larvest of WVheat Barley. Oats. lfey. 1882 . 95 95 .08 l 128 1883 . 9 101 101. 100 1884 107 99 98 .. 86 1886 104 101 97 .105 1886 9 82 .. 96 . 95 .. 99 WIsse. -Our wheat reports this year number 534, and the fact that the harvest now begun is ...
... CHRISTMAS NUMBERS. USnf.LJ3..'a ad Nearly a1l newspapers ind mnagazines of an entertaining by character seem now to make it matter of religion to pub- eli lish a Christmas number adorned with illustrations, plain- or coloured. The great advance which ...
... Hemald, be the London and North-Western Railway Company. Most of the cotton and general merclandise which reaches Manchester from the docks at Liverpool by wayeof the London and Nor ?? Railway will be taken over the ship canal. The London and North-Western ...
... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. - LONDON, Thursday Night. THE news of the British success at Suakim reached So London so early this morning that, when City men 001 emerged from the various railway stations on their thl way to business, the streets were alive with ...
... feeling against the force, on -',e4 o' a certa-n class, which it was hoped had vIel ne .ppoirntment of the new Com- ame 4'osence of direct news from Stanley is again 1 acling of uneasiness. By this time it 4c that he would have been able to com- -n hith ...
... existing clubs, and plant- ing new ones wherever achance offers. The Brixton l Liberal Club, one of the largest in South-West E London, is just having a lecture hall added to its t already capacious premises; and to-morrow a new a institution of the same kind ...
... the proronntion, in order that the turmoil of the con- - st maw be over before the New Year holidays, as' ch are of far more importance in Scotland than tlos at Christmas. It is understood that a son of lahe IiSir Wiflliam Pearce will, if possible, be ...
... I LONDON CORRESPONDENCE I LONDON, Thursday Night. TVre discussion on the Privilege Commitwtee's C report was not as long this everning as had been li expected, and Lord Charles Bereafcrd was under way in his criticism on the N'avy Estimates at an, hour ...
... Council to which allusion has been lately made has frightened us all, and our Christmas beef and pudding have been punished accordingly. Provisions hare been cheaper in London than has been the case for many years past, and vet the Privy Council has inspired ...
... returned to Windsor yesterday ci from London, where she had been on a visit of ce condolence to the family of the late Duchess of ac Sutherland; and the Royal warrant did not reach t Whitehall until nearly midnight The news Twas then kept carefully secret from ...
... be determined on. ofthevsr the ill wind that blows nobody good has evi. Ie oa bantowards another quarter than London, for ete before Christmas has the town appeared so full, Ivsi with thle hollseless landlords from. Ireland, the ex- llha religious orders ...
... tbey have thought out their Christmas 'Oa pasthis year. It isnecessary, howvever, not only that ean. excellent scheme of special service shall be drawn out on 1 paper, hbu that it shall be made to work; and wheen en Oa Christmas Eve, at a quarter-past eight ...