... Liberal chamber, and that both the city and the chisosber had renl embued with the free trade idea since the abolition of the Corn LawS. Some very strong reasons must lhve Inmduced the Glasgow Chamber to make a depar- i turs from its former attitude. Last year ...

... | BRrrl, CORN TIRADE REVIEW. I (From the Mark Lane Express. ) Sir John Lawes takes a less favourable view of the British wheat crop than that which bas been presented to our readers. Reservin- his re- marks for early October instead of publishing them ...

... of the Continent continue to be well spoken of, and in the United States the cold weather which has now supervened is wel, corned as checking the injuries done by fly pests. The Argentine wheat harvest is nearly ripe, and the crop should be one of the ...

... laadlord's p1101er to ntiesitrain, anel the meeting tinde sutod t I 1c1oimbendatiois witi revnars i o trade VkZU'k anld paxtelt law. A resolultio wl as uriani- incmIsi\,, pIssed urgings ink-lividual Chamlbers to a[':.ivl of itate ort the i'.citei dsuestion ...

... holidays began to discuss a poor-law laid before it by the Government. The poor in Lower Austria have hitherto been provided for by local laws, and arrangements arising out of the circumstances, but there was never ar rgular law to provide for the destitute ...

... were re-appointed auditors of the company. THu HzAVY FAILURE IN THR CORN TRADE.- At the London Bankruptcy Court yesterday the creditors of Edward Gripper & Sons, corn merchants, Corn Exchange, Bankside, entertained a scheme of arrangement providing for ...

... was, however, the Law Committee reported, e desirable that arrangements should be made for 3having other trustees assumed by Mr Gladstone, anow the only surviving trustee, so as to keep the e trust in thorough working order, and the corn- e nittee recom ...

... sustained by the pursuer in consequenee of defender allowing the water of Philorth to overflow its banks and submerge a iield of corn on pursuer's farm. The facts of the caee have been already fully stated. His lord- ship asseilzies the defender in respect ...

... for his discovery of a new comet on November 6th. TuE Law Society of Ontario, Canada, have adopted a resolution admitting women to practise law. Any woman who can qualify is now free to practise law in the province. A BOy iiamed Paul Gearhart, 14 years ...

... differ-one man prefers this brand, another that. It is remarkable, therefore, that as to corn flour, practically every. body is agreed. Ask any cook which is the best corn flour, and the answer will be Brown & Poisons Patet Bran, For over forty years Brown ...

... working of long continuous hours of dity was sanctioned by the regulations of any of the coupauies forming the Association. The corn- palnes, however, were aware that some classes of pe,-ants-particudarly drivers, firemen, and guards Of goods trains-were ...

... P_- - u - A Delicacy never out of Season for * Nursery, the Family Table, and the Sick-Room. BROWN & POLSONS CORN FLOUR9 As many inferior qualities are being forced upon the market in packets closely resembling BaRR &; POtLsox's, r urchasers should note ...