... rin tne fne. atiiey had fo pU thibfr conneccion with Lm. 1 v at .a moment's notice. Mr. Lundy rose to ask th, chairman tor speak the truth, wher an uproarensued, Mr. Lundv. the chairman, and several ethers being on their feet at the same ?? Ccaisrenan ...

... ipir exclude the poor dgoll at a few pence, pan, :hil and equally that at as many pounds, ?? aily and speak of the one patro-isaed. so coUM so to speak, by the great mass of the ilsi and people. Will the Chattring with a wholesale dealer the Wei other ...

... However, of the actual Notting-hill factory it is not our intention to speak so much as of the West-eLnd otfices and of Air Harris. By the war, Mlr Harris hail, perhaps, better speak on his own account, What do we do Everything pretty well in the cleaning ...

... there has been no wnnter demand this seamon worth speaking of. A few orders have reached the special measure department, and there has been some activity in the juvenile branch; but, generally .speaking. the output of 'winter garments -has been exceptionally ...

... charge of the matter of boiler in- spection. The functions of the Board of Trade were confined to boilers at sea. He would speak to Sir Matthew White Ridley on the subject As to the waterside questions, he would look into the matter *of the mooring of ...

... POSITION AGGRAVATED. The Taff Vale railway dispute appears to be intensi- fying the crisis in the coal trade. Comparatively speaking the railway is a small one, but it serves one of the richest of the South Wales coalfields, and one upon which considerable ...

... . TWO NEW NOVELS. ALL FOOLS. The Story of Some Very Young Men aid a Girl. ByMARMADUKE PICKTI-IALL. fi. The GLASGOW HERALD speakS Of tLis racy andvigorous story as heing one of the most refreshing'lyenjoyable stories we have read for a lonls Lime. ...

... tood as a necessary of life. Pcop e who buy by the ton obtain their coal at a lower proportionate rate, though generally speaking more able to pay the enhanced price. All manner of devices are being resorted to in the East-end and districts of kifidred ...

... CovmnmT.-The demand upon ribbon m;anufae&n for patriotic colours in hat-bands and belts has fa~len oCE considerably ; Generally speaking, trade is quiet. The watch industry is not very brisk. One or two firms are doing a steady business. Most of the crele firms ...

... strength, and intelligence-(laughter) e -to understand the needs of the timber trade r of this great Empire. (Hear, hear.) Speaking e on the Workmen's Compensation Act, he said t he was one of those who thought it was a very I good Act. The Federation had ...

... nothing in the way of extensive repeat orders is coming to hand. Sorting-up parcels are fairly numrerous, but, generally speaking, they aire only of small value, hence the turnover that is being done is limited. Mfanua- facturers of woollen and linen ...

... MAN'S BITTER CRY. [BY A WVOMIAN.] THrH Psalmist of old speaks of nursing mothers, but not of cooking wives. The modern man speaks a good deal of cooking, but more of wives who cannot or will not cook. From time to time the bitter cry of Homoe, but nothing ...