... influencoe exerted by dealing for eforeign acecnntithero was little or nothing -whereon Sa Imuch attention centrod. Generally speaking. there was a, transfer of interest from standard railways to industrials and local traction stocks.67 though Northern Pscifics ...

... Government of any embarrassment; but at a convenient day the Government would to be asked to vote for or against the Bill. Speak- he ing of the war, Mr. b~alvidge declared that th it was the duty of every citizen to support ?? Governmnent. The result of ...

... been coal, F. and they woud readily understand how that increase had arisn wen e told them that during the period he was speaking of coal had been xpored at 5s Sa per ton while the Le of col exported d the coreandin i period of lkst year osnly . 3d. a ...

... considering the circumstances of the year, is a matter highly gratifying to us and doubly wel- un 1 come. I thank you very much, speaking for Mr. pea Dove, msys-elf, Mr. Hendnks, and the other ow. offleers of the company. We ara very much me h obliged for the ...

... appoint a manager or mngers Registered by Roweliffes, Rawle, and Co.. 1, Bedford-row. W.C. SMOKE AND ART. Sir W. B. Richmond speaks to an isterviewer ia the Humanitarian on the two subjects that continually occupy his attention, namely, the abatement of ...

... the members of the Clyae Trust bill 4believed in the continued and incresasig pros- lr le perity of Glasgow. (Applause.) Speaking in fo a the name-of the trustees,he couldrsay they would sa. le continue in the future to follow the path they E) a6 had ...

... the delegates name from practicslly every town of any size in England and Wales, and that t they were the parliament, so to speak, of the trade. Unlike Parliament in one respect, they had no opposition, excepting what was outside, and not even a fourth ...

... less price was obtained, we have thus done as well as in 1898. With regard to out prospects, I should like to beE able to speak definitely. I cannot do so at the I present monment with prudence. The cost Of - our raw materials this year will again be ...

... ng 45 minutes elapsed before the patient gave signs of return- mng animation, and at the end o0 two nounS he was eble to speak. He experienced no other injury than burns on the hand and tigh. TEn Pxaru or inSE Cu .-A Populas Storyette.-Seethe Liverpool ...

... voice: No. we won't. Applause.) Mr. Marshlall Stevens succeeded in again obtaining a hearing. He raid he did net wvaut to speak VA to their relations at present with the Trafford Park estate, but lie did want to say something on the pre- sent position ...

... ssid that @ rangernents id been ?? for carryirb on car business on ad]oirung land This coinded tlre busmess tSETFORD . AXUSB Speaking al; a Oonss3rvative rnee? a ...

... brisk risquest for the working-class districts, from all of which travellers continue I e to send favourable reports. and speak with con- 1 si fidence of a go4jl trade setting in after 9 Whitu-stide orders have been delivered. r it Exports for Onnada ...