... for Ireland to state that the. consider the proposal ntay be carried o-ar in the first Case, provided the parents become parties to the agree-aents made. but that, of course, no pnameilnt from the rates can be made on behalf of these children. W ith respect ...

... ah--uc i-u miles distant. There -_ )rd suiplt of ira-er l-itte the Hit-or rmir alitch runs at th- Efoot of -Le mounta.min- Parti- cu at- oi hto work-na of the mines and the revolt are a.gietn in t pe ro-spictus. The direvnrs, frirn t .he reltrts of m xper- ...

... and c-ost incuri' d wos ft! certainly prove frulitful to rho e pieq~ of ireland. Preparation is eteentiel ( -nc-cIcS.nohnit- p-arty trims, enld simlotarI ertion ?? Imul-i ha wearily watch!,ed. W.e want c-or-k for sule xr o kml-e 'Sinc-e the firee notice ...

... ns-r, but vrte- -htT U,'tey Lwere or were not, he said they avers in a better ?? to accom tcdate the piabiic than outside parties com- ing in to make a short railway betwveen twvo largeT ss-vste ci railwvayv The ?? of such otirsice --icos n-asar to Ul ...

... Oct 53 Lard opened with a gain of Sc. for the Januara- po.sition, and prices further improved during the forencnn, the Bull par+ty being encouraged by the reduced stock returns, but later ',sith buvers not so ea~ger the fall improvement 'was not held, and ...

... other fax-ourites 11 or less. Be- fore noun. Niorthern conmmons became conspicuous for ctiity nd erygoodbuyngsupposed ter, be party fr acout o th Moganparty, whflh liftd te picethre pint. Tirs staitedd ,n in- qu~r ?? Nothen, wichrose five points. 'theremrkale ...

... etivoly. Tie continual -trtin; spot dae~aU for sppot Coffee. in ,pite, of daily 'idv-oncing prics, inateriait helped thre- Bull part-y. Continental1 advices nut res-ponid- ii p to the osnev the rjiark-s reacted' 10 to 20 peintes near the close' undicr free ...

... market developed great weakness, aurl sharply le-. cdined under 'iberal unloading bh Bulls and sulne I pressure from the Bear party. Later in the day I the interior muarkets becans w eak-, and sent sellinii orders here, causing further recessions, and with ...

... free I cover-mg, scalpers tsrrning marol to the Bull side, and :European bu-ug orde~rs steadily lifting p-ice'. the Bull party being encostraged by expectations of a. decreasing crop mot-enmea. and a large cash bhu- nets. The close was stea.l. with prices ...

... which his wife wvill get two-thurds and Mr. H-. E2. Huntington one(-third of the holdings of this stock,, each of the, two parties being bound not to sell without Shle consent; of shie oth~er. The inclination to rally ens S elped by ex- pectat-ions of a ...

... Pacirics received fair support from what was considered to be good buying, but in ?? and Missouris liquidation for the Keene parties account was thought to be in evidence. Early in the afternoon People's Gas rallied vigorously on reports received from the ...

... these aeg-avions, Mr. Thumilpson da- pt-ves us of all opportumity of making a public in- vestigarton, so that the guilty parties malight be brought to justice. iA rvace investigaatinn sueih as he sng5ests would for this purpose be absolutely northless ...