... One matter he had noticed re- | cently with the greatest satisfaction, was the disposi- | tion to a unity of the English speaking races. The| good work Mr. Chamberlain started in the yea r of { Her Majesty’s second jubilee, with the object of bring- ing ...

... your money is sure.” In literature, in the arts, and in business the Jews are dis~ tinguished. Of their liberality I need not speak, now that a Jew is being elected to a seat in Parliament without opposition. Jews regard 5 mendicancy as a reproach, and pauperism ...

... amount of cloth is about and it is said that the 112,000, prefit annually of these federated runs to upwards of £200,060 v4 speaking, the engaged in the Bradford dy ing trade—that is to say, employed by the firms re- ferred to—number about 10,000. The water ...

... many atrocities committed by Spaniards, and says. cruelties, too horrible for official report, were detailed to him daily Be speaks of the in- fuence of the church as the greatest bar to the progress of the island. On June 16th he wrote: —‘“Aguinaldo teld ...

... man, but ar n working at present in Halifax, end I am willing to answer any questions that anyone may to ask, for I cannot speak too highly of it. I recommend it to all. Y ou may make use of this .f you like TAYLOR, “2, Hanson Square, Flees Street, Hatifax ...

... cripple Int ultimately even to ex which the Duke of Marlborough has just been ap- tinguish British trade I should wish to speak in this pointed, is now (writes cur London correspondent) sense to M. Casse, an honorary position, und is chiefly maintained ...

... shown himself a master of finance, and a man who took the greatest interest in all mat- ters that he engaged in (Applause.) Speak- ing of the he remarked that he favoured a universal penny fare from the woman has been x city to all the suburbs, with three ...

... thus increasing to a formidable degree the Gifficulties naturally | Lord attaching to the French widertaking. Salisbury then speaks of the increase of the Madagascar import ‘duties, and continues :— “Tt has already been my duty to place in the hands of M ...

... as the propric- tors of the Shadwell Fish Market, and they not only build but equip their own trawlers and smacks. Roughly speaking, about a hundred men are em- ‘ployed in the Barking works, and drivmg power for the engineering sheds end pattern shops is ...

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... matter for regrot if anything should occur te damage them and drive customers away. One of the leading members of the trade, speaking on the subject, said:—‘‘The political out- Jook for the coming year is so doubtful that it is difficult to forecast the state ...

... Aliogether, I was twenty days walking through its gloomy shades. T saw a great many of the little pig- mies, but, generally speaking, thty kept out of the way as much as possible. At one little place in the | middle of the forest called Holenga I stayed ...