... the Uambnrg Cbaasber of Commerce, dealing with the great win ah the German Empire had awda dunag the past century, Berr speaking on liras with North Africa, asked whether the Chamber of was doing all that waa tea aired for the protection of German trade ...

... Kridiinge aecoritiw mi-.jl lo,k for the main caaeanf the great that lias overtaken lheir mvvsl menu. Of eourer, other.ao to speak, individual for Arpreaucn haveAborgmratod iDcerta.o accunUre, bat tbeae, mare or leM local con aadcrauaee, are aach aa meat ...

... irates settlor decree (aaaatl the Crecn part all bidding public i Bohemia. itealf this res eminently waaonable. two ■ thirds speak the C'j*eh Unguaga joic) only the entire the Krapsrotha decree i«h the m*«t violen* •bollitions The disgraceful mliwr. 1397 ...

... notwithstanding the hoo. members protest. Mr. James J. bheo. M.P., attempted to speak next, but eras likewise put off platform, and some other gratis moo who began to speak were also removed. Mr. Shoe. M.P., and Mr. H. Burke, however, entered the Young ...

... of importance of our reverses. Lord Mmiirss it capable General, but ia evidently not careful reader of history, inasmuch speaks of the Hodder fight the hottest” in our annals. formidable fortifications. There is one point more upon which stress is ...

... redresses number other grievances, and the man who, under these circumstances, would stand in Woo, uiuee the way Ireland speaking with united voice next session would, his opinion, be nothing abort of criminal. certainly was not prepared to advise ParneUitea ...

... compulsory education free libraries were a oeeemity. tie to say that even it were possible for any ambassador of any Stale to speak as Mr. Choate bad done, it would have been impassible (or pat himself more thoroughly accord with his andseace. I Applause ...

... The Unroahips have dona their huaioeta rplandidly. This it not denied from any Not tingle individual with whom have bean speaking, living the townships, wan la this propanol amalgamation any price. T, .1 I * _ J , • . • If the excursion to London it going ...

... J. B. MaVau. M.D . the AoMaat SacTotAiy. e( the r-r THE IRISH SOCEETT FOR PROMOTING KDCCA. TION AMIRLUGIO-.-a OF THE HUSH-SPEAK (NO CbWlf (hroaeb Xadlaa of Ihrii owa EsrAßLismut 1818, EEQUIBES PROMPT HELP. ,«» tjnrn'Jr #reatrr. It* anal raerlpta this ...

... of confidence throughout tbe day. The Banking results for the latter half of 1899 are now coming to more frosly, and rally speaking some improvement is shown over the eorrespooding results for 1898, although, coiuiderioa the advance which baa taken place ...

... satisfactorily to completion. A row of strong piles were sunk at the required distance from the stone pier in the harbour, and it speaks well for the thoroughness of the undertaking to know that these sturdy pieces timber are actually stepped the •olid rock. ...

... that God, mean) of wnal! people, holds cheek for motitha, aa he ha* done, the assy of the richest oatson in the wadd, Ha is speaking that ratten in I—. I fad lohrtc.'* ...