... capital in breweries almost solely comes from the wealthy classes, but Sir Henry Kimber, M.P., in an article in the ‘“Financial Review of Reviows,” argues that this is a false assumption. He writes :— “It may be safely asserted that the great mass of sharcholders ...

... event, I forsee a very sensible addition to the salarieg list in the gurveyor’s department®. There is one other point. In reviewing the re-arrangements which have resulted from the investigations of the Officers’” and Servants’ Committee, one must not for- ...

... confiscate. The Independent Labour Party were cautious, but, said Mr. Daw, read what Mr. Jack Londonsays in the “Contemporary Review.” “To-day seven millions begin their letters ‘dear comrade,” and sign them ‘Yours for the revolution’”! = Way not this significant ...

... of King's-road, Chelsea, to show cause why anorder under which he was required to pay his wife ss. woekly, should not be reviewed, was again heard. __The magistrate decided to increase the weekly payment to Ts. 6d. ...

... and whom the married in Meanwiile, in 1856, the voung ecientist was offered the asaistant-editorship of the sciertific review, “Cosmos,” and left Bruesels for Paris to dake up this important position, and to continue his soientific studjes at, the ...

... the minds of the investing elasses, 14 0 Sir Henry Kimber on Investments., In the January number of the ‘‘Kinancial Review of Reviews,” the Member for Wandsworth, anticipating the character of the Government proposals with regard to ILicensing Legislation ...

... proposals of the Government. Councilior A, E. Runeckles Presided over a good attendance of members. The Chairman, having reviewed the progress of the Education controversy, said the present GOVernment’s Bill would raise the greatest ani- Mosity, and he ...

... grged the fgewfiug s % MERTING. —Tho > lect'u WLng 1 ac”, on 'S a.m, at men’ the locturor, o roview 0 am. at ihe Lacy B the review unavoidah ast, 26 ey the 'b()dßi;b]e Gt::dt‘ime =, O'f one a:n,d 10 a ! J'ng f}’m%mii’ poady on was well used all had to ...

... and denouncing the Government. because the Government were | | going to protect the savings of the widows and orphans. - Reviewing the political situation generally, Mr. Kellaway said that the policy of the late Ccmservative Government was the ' subordination ...

... of these had been arranged for chiefly by the superintendent and staff and by Mrs. Perrott, and thcy had in the year under review, yielded no less than £lOO. The committce also acknowledged the numerous gifts, other than: pecuniary, which had been sent ...

... till. 10.30.0 n Sunday morning, last, at the Adult School! Hall, Lacy-road, at a.social chat. Mr. E. Boys. gewe a splendid review of “One and All,”’ the: Adult sctk;?ioi m;lgfilme for April, which was much appreciated by al present, The Bible study, whidh ...

... health was maintaining its improvement, and that he had been cheered and encouraged in his heart at Caterham. The Chairman, reviewing the past year’s viork of the church, declared that he owed a great deal to his colleagues, the assistant olergy, and the ...