... the doctors. Any- June noz. -o f-lend was a man ~in whom I had great of 41' csfdqa0vp I knew that he was not the man to (I Speak at random. To tell you the, truth, I went mov sa. way and bought some of Dr. Williams' Itali P, pis and commenced to take ...

... issued, and I thrin we may all be justly proud e of having brought the company to this position. The other items on the account speak N for themselves, and have been carefullyT e classified. Now, as regards the profits, you wi1l want me to tell you, as usual ...

... trade, which would mean, a lossho but and a calamity of which they had no idea -at the h Ens-;. present moment. He would not speak of the eatpossibiility of retaiation. If they cut off the Ac scral foreign trade it would mean shorter time, re- bu P111Y duced ...

... Nearly. \ , all the men complained of a severe headache following 3 recovery from the first effects. It is impossible to w speak too highly of the bravery exhibited at a time alseis the slightest delay or thsought of personal risk might easily hsave meant ...

... ) -Sen-. The Lord Mayor said it gave him great plea- , . - sure to be present to support the presentation, the mrs, and to speak, on behalf of the citizens not repre- Nc aek, sented by the associations subscribing to the tuf tron address, of the merits ...

... referred members to the report for an epitome of the - )L numerous subjects tint had received the com-r -t mittee's as-sention. Speaking of the disadvant- - age that shipowners were under in the matter of lights administration, he said they had absolutely no ...

... in the course of 24 hours, vi it could be understood that doubling the lines Bl was an urgent necessity- He now desired to speak on the question of the issue of upwards 51 of two and three-quarter millions of Lloyd's P bonds. They proposed to raise tbe ...

... mobilization of troops and necessary line of supplies- The Official Gazette adds that in the opinion of those able to speak authorita.- tivelly suha eott jqining the two ?? become at once a magnificent line of defence against attacks from the- west ...

... R.H. Princess Marie of Greece, tbd Princes~ses Beaitrice, Victoria.- Maud, and' Holealoeli u~se - XlR0K far tha Hair ansi speak 'Very bighly, of It, The letters' miay be seen at'e bbs' cs of the Koke Maricopsa Co. Ltd., 16, Bevis Markus, Lend=a Sold ...

... vessel is admitted by the decision of the Court of Cassation, and on the other hand by employ- ing captains and crews who speak French. The Minister of Commerce further points out that it must be recollected that French shipbrokers are Ministerial officers ...

... Marshall, general secretary of the Cj, lsd Association, read a state nt of the objects of the deputation. _ sods Mr. W. Allan, speaking as one of the oldest 'm certificated engineers in England, said the board A551 should take up the matter in a modern way ...

... chartered accountants, of London, were re- aappointed auditors. The Chairman said that before they parted he should like to speak in terms of praise conneroing their officials. Mr. Moorbouse, their general manager; Captain Watson, their general superin- ...