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... to find suitable cargoes in any other direction. Prior to the arrival of these cargoes of necessity it, was. generally speaking, many y ears since coal had been exported from the Old to the New World, and 1 am hopeful that, having new experienced the ...
... been by any means confined to the spheres of trade and finance : it has been widespread and general. It is not fanciful to speak of a slump in morals, or of a deflation of reputations in politics and public life. More than one bubble had to be pricked ...
... cf the order of committal for fourteen At the conclusion of the bassist Mrs. Nicholas asked the permission of the bench h. speak to her husband. This was granted, but upon her approaching Capt. Nicholas be wad. I will have nothing to do with you, and ...
... AMERICAN COALFIELDS A NATIONALISATION SCHEME, NEW YORK, Saturday, Speaking at a dinner of the League for Industrial Democracy last night, the pre.i. dent of District No. 9 of the United Mineworkers of America outlined a tentative plan for the nationalisation ...
... trudging home from work he had commenced in 1922, and soliloquising The same grey fiats again . was arrested (figuratively speaking) by a noise of figures. One, nine, two, three; three, two, nine, one. To the extent that the wind rose and fell he heard ...
... industry of blue country depends upon the judgment and rim wisdom, the moderation, and the reason those who Cr. privileged to speak for the three greet interests which are concerned. the public, the proprietors , and workers. If the public IS not reasonable ...
... trade of the port. on the import; and the exports side record hes been set up at the local (toil's. The following comparison speaks for IMPORTS. For the 11 months ended Nov., 1921 09,348 tons. For the 11 months ended Nov., 1992 158,444 tons. EXPORTS ...
... that the day of the general election this year was the celebration of the tenth anniversary of his coming to South Wales. Speaking of the general work of the clubs is South Wales. Mr. Topping said three were clubs that existed solely to benefit from the ...
... train. They intended to send the .second cycle to the police at Newport, but were arrented during the negotiations. A sister, speaking on behalf of Murphy. said he had never been obliged to work becoum they were in business as showmen. Clerk (Mr T. Summers): ...
... prisoner, La added hastily. Ile did not Fish.. iie - deFut7y:ecerk(itajor Bond): I warn you that you are on oath and you must speak the truth. Do you know the prisonerP—No, sir. You hare never seen him before!—No, sir. Do you know bia name?—Yee. Fish. When ...
... The deposit rate for the City and County of London has followed the Bank ante each time, and , now stands at 1 per cent. Speaking generally, money in the short loan market has been plentiful and cheap. Occasionally the demand has overtaken the supply ...
... Woodman. spare that tree, was often vociferously raised, the aso did full upon the roots of many a tree, and, generally speaking, on the trees that cumbered the ground. The work of the Special Commissioner of the Western Mail has been by no means fruitless ...