... only allowed to labour be and barely to live. Whether this surplus should be t. maintained by those employed to avert competition, or by the Goeernment-tkatis, by the country-according to the n rules of justice, is the grand question. I hold that those ...

... half years. This is the result, probably, of two causes: lower prices for carrying than last year, owing to the war of competition, and a smaller amount of traffic, owing chiefly to the lighter grain movement. It is possible, however, that there has been ...

... blmh tends to ehustthe soil. Still further, ?? English farmer, clogged as he is with rent, tithe, and local rates, has the advantage in not being called on to pay carriage over immense d*ancs such as his Tmenatlzpi competitor is chrged with; nor are our ...

... tendency was down- to 13C ig ward, owing to diminlisledsupport, and became to 12t id moru pronounced on late trading, the clogs being 50s Lo c, weak at 6. 3d decline. Cash moved from £44 8s 9d 57s, I r- to £44 2s 6i, the latter price boing accepted alter ...

... ALL-AErzD RATneNG PLATE. -Sea Salt 1, Hunting Queen 2, Blankney 3. Ten ran. MAIDEN PLATE-Exciakinan 1, Duke of Berwick 2, Clog Dance 3. Fifteen ran. SELLING PLA.T-Primrose Knight 1, Bright Sea 2, Won and Lost 3. Nine ran. HAsrIcGs PLATE - Drogo 1, Bombshell ...

... speculators. t1rices have advanc'd 10s for prompt delivemy, NAL which began at £44 17s 6 : and finished after tile Ms5 official clogs at £45 3 4i 9d; while three months has J the ...

... afterstoon of thiat day all the a tents had been struck. ' lsr V.B. GORDON HIGHLANDERS. VOLTjlEY FIRING. COMPETITION. The annual volley firing competition fotCaptain f, and.Adjutant Hector Macnealos prifoe 'olt place last week at the Seaton range amnizngst ...