... 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 ...

... have reached the ?rs magnificent sm aof £1,056,737. That is £130,000 ra- improva=t on twelve months ago. That, I a; hinkt, speaks for itsee as to the position this ank holds ia the confidence of the investing rst publie. Then, again, our notes are increasing ...

... needed, ths trades council was the first body to wbioh sordia of these organisations fly far succour and support. Plainly speaking, the pl council thought that whilst this feeling of sup pert was so freely extended to outsiders who had not the spirit to ...

... steamers, which are fast, of large carrying D capacity, and have the latest arid most improved refrigerating machihery. I can speak from pef- sonal knowledge when I say that the perishable sgoods I have received in the course of my own abusiness through the ...

... topapers published, sne in St. Petersburg, another in Moscow; Britain has not one. Trasvellem, too, are required, cap- able of speaking Russian, of course. Once again, too, we have the plea for cheap, serviceable machinery, even although it does not last for ...

... tons, and the displace- N mont 25,000 tons. The internal arrangements L are, to say the least of it, comprehensive, and , speak highly of the forethought of the Cunard Company in doing their uttermost to provide for the comfort of tlransatntic passengers ...

... late in cotto;, and made me' give up my life, my whole existence in thic w)orld, and after all he goes behind' my back and speaks bad about me to people. He talked bad about me to Mr. -,and MT. -, who saw me last niiht the last time. I owe nothing to anybody ...

... view of the pssenger. The vessel's ?? tweenp icl 560ft.; breadh, 60a.; depth, 421,; gross regis- ter, 12,000 tons. Roughly speaking, therefore, she is of the same size as, though of greater ton- nage then, the Paris, and.New York, which were built- onrts ...

... the arbitration to both parties ?? Honotu said he - ch was doubtfutl whether this was an arbitration and R award, legally speaking. All the samne, he co thought the parties ought to be bound by it.- di M. Bateman argud that the award was not or heading ...

... expected to quickly revive, and it will be seen from our advertising columns that several fixtures in the locality are announced. Speak- ing generally, the past year is reckoned a very successfal one, both by investors and vendors, and there is every prospect ...

... satisfactory to know s that when the Dock Companies were called on to carry out a national work at a few hours' notice, so to speak, they had met with nothing S ibut unstinted praise from the authorities. (Ap- u :plause.) Although the shareholders did not ...

... The lines of the society wil, it is anti- t cipated, be something like the London society. c - All letters received to date speak well of the 3 movement, and I earnestly appeal to al East a Anglians to lose no time in announcing their v desire that the ...