... unchanged ; maize* dearer, ss. 7d. to ss. 7£&; ss. to ss. Bd., new mixed American. LONDON HOPS. The plantation reports still speak of aa increase Terrain in most districts, and rain would be beneficial to the growth of the vine. Trade is moderately active ...

... few transactions are taking place, and these chiefly in the best bops for actual requirements. Reports from the Continent speak very favourably of the growing crops. ...

... withal they learn to be idle, wandering about from house to house, and not only idle, but tattlers also, and busy-bodies, speaking things which they ought not. Singularly enough, tiie next verse (14) contains counsel equally applicable to another prominent ...

... daily skirmishes Mapoch’s territory. The Boers are nearly always successful. The mail arriving here on the Ist of the month speaks of a body of natives as having been driven into cave, and afterwards blown up with dynamite, over fifty being killed. Two ...

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... Church Union, and in connection with the Prestbury Ritualistic-' prosecution. Lord Selbobxe on- thb Church.—Lord Selborne, speaking Derby on Tuesday night, deplored the active political warfare that was going against the Churcb. Was it proposed to remove ...

... since then, and the little child, to speak, has grown up to become the strong man. Art needs time for its education, just like child school. Age brings cultivation. For example, America is, comparatively speaking, newly-discovered country, and as yet ...

... the district to be formed, each reader would mention any one he knew of which was unreported, leads me to address you. He speaks of one Whatcote . ' oa the head is wanting. Within about three miles of tbat. is the well appointed - Jill. ..?- oe ' and ...

... very old and he did not think they were in a fit condition to attend. The books would speak for themselves.—Mr Baker : the books speak for themselves ? They don't speak truthfully. (Hear, hear.)— The Clbrk : They have only been a little altered. (Laughter) ...

... and which he has fitly set on his title-page— Quand on n'a pas ce qu' on aime, aimer ce qu'on a. The plan of the tour, speaking retrospectively, for the writer denounces with vigour the folly of fettering oneself with plan beforehand, was simply this:—By ...

... victory. Joskph Arch, in the course a long and somewhat rambling speech, said it was rattier a dangerous thing of Liberals to speak out their minds in a Tory village like that. The time was when tliey made a very strong attempt to boycott him, as they had ...