... inactive, with the exception the American market. Holidays have been more generally kept and prolonged than for many years, which speaks well for the result the trade of 1889. China business has continued duller than ever, with little promise of mending. Uurroah ...

... agrarian edicts for whloh th.i society founded—that is say, lie adverearies of eedition and plunder, * * There was brave speaking yesterday nnraing Deptfcrd, in the supposed interests cf the Gas S.okora* lo 00, AMr ck, we read, conducted ;he meeting, ...

... Inspector Abberline. He did nob want to have anything more do with the oase, and wanted another situation. Abberline said he would speak to Hank), another detective. He spoke to Hanks, but Hanksdidnot say, Perhaps Mr Newton would do something for him. Questioned ...

... heavy owing to the large amount of work that has been done in London, and those who have had an opportunity of observing him speak in the highest terms of the efficient and satisfactory way in which be has acquitted himself. better proof of this need be ...

... this teen made to os that they shuuU see some one. Did you understand that tha soma an■ was Mr Newton '—From the style of speaking I thought it was meant that w* should are Lord Arthur Somerset—no, 1 mean Lord Arther Somerset's father. Who suggested this ...

... A BIG PRICE FOR A SPEECH. Stanley been offered £3 ooo speak about half-a co'uan of matter into aphoncgrnb. Speech can golden at times it seems. ...

... said, They all belong to the ship, and when at the Parliament-street Police-station, addressing O'Looghlin, said, Now, speak the truth; didn't you .tell me to take them things and put them in my bag. O' replied, I only put the two bottles wine an ...

... Henry (representing the Coal Porters' Union) has been carried out. The following correspondence took place on Saturday, and speaks for itself. We may add the result was that our men ceased work, and, as they Eay, totally against their will, stopping private ...

... mistake,' I said calmly, ' You have taken me for my broth er.' Youlie!' begrasped; 'You lie, yon black-hearted vil'ain !' 'I am speaking God's solemn truth,' I returned, 'Come' (tn a persuasive manner),' 'You have evidently known my brother vtry intimately some ...

... PLAINNESS SPEECH. THE FAITHFUL FEW PLEAD PITEOU3LY FOR OUUMBS OF CONFIDENCE. The Radical Gladatonian Pall Mall Gazette* speaking of Aequith'e recent demand for specific Informalioo Home Role, says:—Not foe the first time Acquith Rave bold and forcible ...

... issUll severe, and there is ground, I assured, for the more optimist views some of the lo day. Timae who are qualified In speak with confidence express the opinion thst the i'ouugues* Government will stand out. and this view sevnis to ba justified the ...

... prosperity of the country, remaiked that the Government, through Lord George Hamilton, Lad done much to increase trade in Hull. Speaking of local matters, condemned the proposal to increase the Town Cterk'a salary fiom £20 to i,'3o a week. The adoption the report ...