... indiivcuz. an able fazagewemut nzas never I-rendered to the country greater service than it has in 1890. We do not presume to speak for other bodies than our ownI but we believe our views on this occasion are entertained in every circle of business men in ...

... with a view uc repaving Soual0i .ld:aa £ailwav Stock, that undertaking having been pttrbhased by the Gover-nmenzt esnally speaking. aOdin Council money is lent ont in the mearket, afthoua-h in ths irsntanee a dierca couarse was puirsued. BFit on the hat ...

... ready to work with himu. he was not going to make large promises; lie wouid allow the tovrk or ha ministry amnong !ram to speak for itself. Hie then eanlained his itentione a at some leneth, and said that his ideal imitry had four efeatures at Which. ...

... prophesy far ahead. The t omw~pany diIdens already nanounced this year have on p resented litte feautre. Ban'--s, generally speaking, maintain the rate oi duisttibution made for the previous halh-year, wbi!e in one or two cases there is a failing s. .-' ...

... -Travellers are out with spring goods, and have had a good time of it. especially where strikes are not intereriuig; they speak of trade as being up to expectation. The employers say that the variety of material now made up is eudless: that this necessitates ...

... East rm. United States Iiollwa'mt w re manrdotded and the varations; were iii ha5 little iraporisnc, rangiag, geaern'ily speaking, from ~~ atp to I. Camadian Pacific shares left off a trifle fia-met, at 77. arEr ha-i-rg touohed 7Th, hot a stro)ng~ demrand ...

... Great Northern Railway Company had opened their new Batley and Beeston branch, which gave another alternative route to Leeds. Speaking on the question of technical education, the report slated that a small school had been in existence since 1878, but a new ...

... Ironworks, and other property lately belonging to the Chatterley Iron Coin- pany Limited. 'bhe Prospectus says that, generally I speaking, the qualities of the various coals are amongst the best in the district for household use, pottery manufacture, and iron ...

... get hands, and youn>g rmen might with advantage turn their attention to learulng rahine vwork. Worsteds: Although trade, speaking generally, is not so good as could be wished, some finns are well supphed with orders; but all round there are complaints ...

... Goschen having to speak at lengtb in the evening. he was sure they wo)uld not like to tax himn, but they would not like him to leave the room without addressing a few words to them, and he would therefore ask him at that stnge to speak in support of the ...

... Bostonk raid an erc'-ain frain _r. Sta4thS bcwhich wens reiseised asth shouts of -Sedios ~-r irth afterwarjds 'attlempted to speak, hut was ceoustently interrupted- Mr. George Sanger :sheted that ano showma=n's daughter hatl ever nP-en birth to 'a illeg-itimate ...

... Carrington he could piace as in fatvour of federation, Lord Rosebery, Lord Brassey, and Lord Aberdeen. Lord Brassey was to speak in Leeds neiat month on this question, while he might Bay that Lord Ioseberv once said to him that he almost had a notion of ...