... periodical balancing. What is being done, therefore for this delivery is not by any means of large proportions, comparatta ely speaking; still it is sufficient to prevent the accumulation of un- wieldy stecks at works. Business for forward delivery continnes ...

... readers. He alltides^ to the, d difficulties which have presented themselvesglduring Y the twelve months, and then proceeds to speak It of the future. He says :- I have ever been, on the look-out for some colour process which might ;o vary the monotony of ...

... back from intimate association with Christians, for fear of breaking caste. There, however, lies the difference ; properly speaking, they have no caste to break, such social demarcations being non existent among Bhuddists, and althouZ they commonly claim ...

... BMEics. -The S ?? I sculptwrs occasionally become insolvent, they seldom fail & for small amounts; on the contrary, vulgarly speaking, C they usually go in a bust-er. Probably the sculptor is the most ungrateful individual in existence. There isn't one ...

... I could speak only with the grestest difficulty, and though I tried everything that could be thought of, found no relief. Hearing. of your Lung Tonic, I obtained a bottle, and the first dose so relieved me that in a few minutes I could speak with moderate ...

... Court were lent to candidates at elections, b for members for the borough in Parliament, Lnder re- t gulations as to times of speaking, terms, and other con- n ditions to be made by the Mayor for the time being. n The alderman said he did not regard this ...

... approval of both Houses of Parliament, supported as it was by both members of the borough (applause). Mr Summers then went on to speak ot the state of affairs in Ireland, auddeclared that he would soon put down the Parnellites and all the other ites. He would ...

... give this committee a very different view of the case. (A Voice : Are we to try the Chief Constable ?)-The Mayor : Do you speak upon personal authority, Mr Larard ?-Mr Larard The inspectors have not come to ?? Mayor Then it is all ?? Larard: It seems ...

... the occasion of their last meeting at ,le Lincoln: It is right that I should make an apology, for a b Southerner coming to speak to the archaeologists of 1 Lincolnshire, about one of their own historic facts. Ad. One of the great features of our Institute ...

... Rheumatic and Gout Pills. To Mr. J. Lincoln. E S 3, Davis-street, Hull, February 2nd. 1880. To Mr. C. T. Lincoln.-Sir,-I cannot speak too highly of your Rheumatic and Gout Pills. Last winter I was suffering from a very severe attack of rheumatism. I took some ...

... Saturday, and will become a total wreck. The crew landed in their own boat. THE QUESTION OF JUVENILE OFFENDERS Mr Bissett, M.P., speaking at Dunster Agricultural Show, on Friday, referred to the question of juvenile offenders, saying he thought the law might ...

... (applause).-Mr Loft, in responding, alluded to the inconsistent and discreditable language which was used by some persons *hen speaking of the House of Lords. He reminded them of the great pains that the Lords' Committee took with the Hull and Barnsley Railway ...