... contended on behalf 'of the latter that a load was a load whatever it consisted of, ant the charges ought to be inclusive. Speaking personally, he thought it would bo better for them to agree to pay 2s. 61. and have an allowance space, rather than pay the ...

... Heatherley. who lis to represent the London milliners b and dressmalkers, was already in Parise and Miss Snices, o d who speaks in the name of the WMomen's London Trade 1. -. Council, arrived by a later train. Altogether there are fl e twelve English ...

... under his clothes, was taken from him. The prisoner showed no grief for the death of his mother and sister. He refused to speak in answer to the questions put to him, and sulkily aciompanied the officers who took him in charge, offering resistance to ...

... therefore, feel justified in recommending a larger dividend than at the rate of 3 per cent, per annum, free of income tax. Speaking of the probable future of the company, the Chairman said that the negotiations for an amalguamtieon with the Birmingham. ...

... to a large proportion of the Inhabl. tanto of this city than It han previously done. Mr. Tre. horne and Mr. Newdegate both speak of the distress as if it were a thing of to day, Instead of that which has been, but which has now happily pissed away. We ...

... Pret deal of ran lias fallcri in piaces ivilirj, in the r lalldep tricts, hns prevented farmers fronm rilnlii 1 generally speaking, thies Iportant perat') 1 i ?? to a close ,ulder circumstance willch auger wellifts I brewin t development of the plint. ...

... must prominent part in their preparation, but the other members of the board must also have been acquainted with tbe figures. Speak ing generally his instructions were to work up the prott and loss accounts so as to show the recessary anmount of profit after ...

... remarks of M1r. (;illiver as idiotic. The CeaIRecA;s: We are not used to that language. You must withdrar Mr. TASaRR: Well. I speak plainly; toey were inanec sOrder, order.) The CHsAIrMANn : YOU must withdra-. Mr. GIL`nTVER: Never mind ; the epithet does ...

... deceased was apparently still uncon- Scious, and he was never heard to speak again, for when lhe was transferred to the Birmingham cab, at the corner ;of St. Luke's Road, he could not speak. At the request of his relatives the deceased's body was removed to ...

... overburdened already but tho resolation wvas carried by a small majority. SIR WILFRID LAWVSON ON LOCAL OPTION.-SirWilfrid Lawson, speaking at an Alliance mesetieg at Darwen, last night, said that the temperance question was the question of the day, a question ...

... entirely of trades unionists, of which the deputation now present were re- presentatives. The trades unionists might claim to speak in the namo of the large body of the labonring classes. It had been determined that a deputation should seek an interview with ...

... Italy la considerable quantity of railway iron, and to no unimportant customer fjr come. The American demand continues, com speaking, quite insignificant. Rails aro quoted j £6 12s. to £7. free on board ; and bars, £6 oi. to Od, lin-plate tiade remains quiet ...