... Britain's Perilone Poeition. Lord Charles Bereeford, speaking at- Grimsby last night, charged the Premier with declaring that the navy was all’ right simply to get votes and tide him over the elections. He (the speaker) declared that the Government had ...

... into competition. Dress linens.have also been ong request, but, indeed, it may b© said that manutacturers arel generally speaking, well filled with work ©very description at good paying prices, and they one and all seem determined to avoid giving any ...

... stock held by merchants as whole is about normal, and does not call for special comment. The condition of trade, generally speaking, has shown signs improvement during the past six months.-those engaged in our staple industry being present especially well ...

... for some cf the outside diamond shares. In tho Rhodesian market tho tone was steady, but there no further upward movement speak of. Tanganyikas have improved to s|. while Chartered remained at 1 19-32. Rhodesia Exploration pat on 3-32, Bankets and while ...

... same firm 0 jlr. Bedmond's arsutances. the cedetn previous years the contrast is great. But aiaslicß politicians for whom speaks fortunately i* criterion of the amount of would b tha first re i at their credulity work which has been done the Queen's it ...

... Mr. Long in Birmingham. LORD NORTHCOTE AND HOME RULE. Mr. WUlter speaking at Birmingham last night, defended the action taken the House of Lords with regard to the Budget, and said the only course open to them was to refer it to the people. Ttie Government ...

... Tariff Reform. There was large and representative attendance, and the proceedings were most enthusiastic. Mr. Lloyd-George, speaking at the Queen’s Hall, London, yesterday evening, dealt principally with the unemployment problem. He said trade was recovering ...

... preference. Kingan A On. A and B preferences, W. M. Cutbbert ordinary and preference. and aome of the rest; but generally speaking, the result was not nearly to the avertge. Coraparallre List of Prices. The following table chows a glance the prices ...

... fortnight ago, stood up for the best part of three hours before the County Down Stagbounds and was left at large. This run speaks well lor tho condition of the hounds, and reflects great credit on our new kennel huntsman, Ned Flannigan, who has them in ...

... have recently been mad© by Mr. Ferguson in the Marquis Downshire’s* Park at HilUSorovgh. Fxpert« who have seen the machine speak complimentary terms the skill and ingenuity displayed in'its design, and Mr. Ferguson, who has made close study of the ©dene© ...

... year that has just ■terminated was not a very remunerative one fry whst may be termed the small builder.” Comparatively speaking, there was pof much activity in.connection with new hoofe property, and this is largely to accounted for tne fact that there ...

... have not even ventured one fublic meeting to put their scheme bofero the' rish public. a recent meeting in Sooth Dublin. speaking from a parochial candidate’s platform, Mr. Dillon called the new philosophers by the nice name red hernias,” at time when ...