... Three per Cents. a. a W. C. WHITESIDE, Stock and Share Broker, The Exchange, Bowlalley Lane, Hul. SPEECH BY LORD -DERBY. Speaking at a banquet at the Liverpool Reform Club on Wednesday, Lord Derby said he was afraid dislike of English rule bad a deeper ...

... understood, the Mossgrove property embraced all a this side of the stream.' ' So it does, sir; so it does. And, properly speak- I speaking, this is a part of it. I am life-rented in the cottage there, and the garden and the bit grass field that ye see. When ...

... Court in signing the judgments. The executions were levied, he believed, the same day, the 9th Nov., and he said that strictly speak- ing the signing of the judgment was in disobedience of the restraining order, but that would not affect his legal point, the ...

... the beginning of the next, they would have the newNo. 2 Dock on the west open. That would give accommodation which he would speak of shortly, arid they had capital to carry out all. their works with. * out further call. They would have seen a vast number ...

... the proposal it wias out of order at that meeting, as it was not on the agenda paper. He thought, however, he might say, speaking on behalf both of himselt and his fellow directors, that as long -as there wee a mortgage on the building they would not ...

... was. The learned counsel then described the voyage of the Roxellana which left Hull on the 11th of July, and proceeded to speak of the conclusions arrived at by the Royal Commir-ion appointed to consider the question of coal shipment. He said the Com ...

... to it. That letter cf yours shows that there was some dark and villainous design against the life of some man. The letter speaks for itself I may add that Davitt, though he addressed the Court before sentence, did not deny the letter nor the sense even ...

... and told her that she was dreaming. She did not like to say anything to her mother, but at last made up her mind she would speak to her upon the subject, but before she could get an oppor. tunity of doing so her husband and her mother eloped together. ...

... Halifax, end by hi -its connections with other railways with a good nmanyjof S' the centres of' indhstry in the West Riding. Speaking: ci of, the opposition which had been raised to the bill B -recently passed, Colonel Smith remarked that an it alternative ...

... think that smackowners as a class were wish. ful to do well to the boys placed under their care. Of course they could not speak as to those placed over them when at sea. Mr 0. Hellyer and Mr John Holmes, smackowners, were called, and stated that they ...

... of Cork city on Sir tn Garnet Wolseley in recognition of his brilliant campaign ala in Egypt. set Mr G. W. Elliot, M.P., speaking at Northallerton ple Agricaltural Show on Friday, expressed a hope that Lee Government would fight the diplomatic battle ...

... similar resolutions were passed. Steps would therefore Id be taken to force upon the Government the appointmert Af After speaking on the question of the discharge of grain id cargoes and the custom of the port, as affecting Hull, the Dt President referred ...