... company for exprtation had adversely athfted the finauoes, but that the other departments of their traffic had, generally speaking, yielded satisfactory results. A dividend for the half- year at the rats of 11. 2s. Sd. per mt, on the deferred dannuity ...

... not rememnber any more. I immediately sank. I did not mee Emily throw Maud in'o the river.-Maud, a child of five, who only speaks indistinctly, and is re. covering more slowly than her sister frois the effeets of her involuntarily cold bath, also positively ...

... mlanufaictdrers will giive to the consumer ivihatever advantage is gained by cheapening the mode or oburse of Manufacture Y' You speak of tbosb goods sent$ to India aid, Africa, countries to which I have not been in tehbit fshping cotton goods. Manufacturers ...

... 1c it was the duty of, every -good citizen to stamp our. The eond; Imane and honour of . Amirica 'wer sa e. IGermVn could speak wiuth us oil every sa huh the fiesta of those countries were so ioqrs. The claim, to the dominion og tef pea' wuld hbav to ...

... wishes for her future happiness. ?? speaks of her as soft-mannered, simple, and distinitee'. The ViUaire in announcing the intended auar- riage deais in ill-natured gossip about the future bridegroomn. Other papers speak of him simply as an oftiuer iu the ...

... referred to the great aid and advantage that was conferred on the citizen of a great commercial community by the abibty to speak and understand French. Everything that cold tend to facilitate commerce by smoothing over linguistie difliculties could ot ...

... to my mind the real and urgent question is this-Where, in these changed circumstances, ought we to be before- hand: or, to speak plainly-Where, on what islands, at what stations, without loss of tine, ought the British flag to be hoisted? It may and I ...

... Government, however, do not, we fancy, feel much alarm about the purposes or the efforts of ill-natured critics, MACAULAY speaks of CHATHrAm bidding England be of good cheer, and hurling defiance at her foes. Happily we have not at present any foes ...

... lineage. The Mafin notices his proclamation at great length. The Folfaire does so also, and wonders whether it will make Paris speak out. FIGHTING IN MADAGASCAR. 200 HOVAS KILLED6 (THROUrG REUTER'S AGE-NY.) TAMATA.VE, DEc. 20. Two French war vessels have arrived ...

... may be f, Ad Egynt. t La Justice, from which nothing that le the Tonquin Committee is a secret, bt re ClCmenceaa sat on it, speaks of Gene i- penon's retirement as being full of le significance, and avers that the ?? 3, in going out said, 1 I cannot accept ...

... medical science. St ji While disclaiming any idea of intruding my own K biography, I most needs here mention why I am able to o: speak so confidently on these points. For six years of v my early youth, I was entirely occupied in the Study tfi and practice of ...

... slowly bringing S our great national mind to entertain of late $Ih vears is the desirability of teacbing young 1i peonle to speak a foreign lanlguage or two. The e Oongress he'd in Londlon last veel; of French teachers is in its way a sign of the at- v ...