... reports them satis'aetory and practicilly frost proof. Mr. Coiling. wood Schrietter, engineer of Government rail• ways, also speaks favourably of them on the railways in Prince Edward Island. Mr. Nunn reports rapid progress on Section A, and thinks trains ...

... ral. &seem to he happy,. and lases the Asking, shooting, and hunting. He has adapted'hinseelf to the country and does not speak so contemptuously of the as do some of his young friends. The young men drawn by the fascination of Mr. Hughes' name and ...

... months and months befOlre, we had been gathering publiehing facia, to affect the position shewing as plaiuly as facts can speak, that a period of trial before the Trunk roads, but more asp. chilly the Grand Trunk. Any one who had taken some trouble to ...

... Fe roads. The same tune, it is said, an be made by both the tranuontinental routes. • The assessed valuation of real estate speaks handsomely for the steadily-growing prosperity of New York city. In 1880 the increase on real and personal estate valuation ...

... N r alparalso, Chile, South America. My mother wished ma to take a French servant, as she was afraid I wduld forget how to speak the French language. My father said an Enlist. servant Will more useful, as in the cutintry I was about to visit, English would ...

... of Mexico. If trade is to incline north and south from its east and west direction, what is likely to be the effect When speaking of the vast produce and exchange of North America, broad facts are stated, and small results are ignored. Here in England—it ...

... inquiries from residents (Englishmen) as to the bealtn, soil, and crop producing properties of this prairie section; they all speak in high terms as to the soil, crops, cattle raising, &c., some saying they were content and would not change their position ...

... idea that we have nothing to learn from England, or that her Derbies and St. Legers are all at. our mercy. It may be that I speak at a wrong time to have - opinions received with favor, but in the Ili Track of the Atlantic and Pacific is now laid to Navajo ...

... undoubtedly one of the most ruiner:ll4e steaks upon the list, being widely held and , with no supporting short interest to speak of; the second is simply • laundry, with more water than merit; awl the third, a white elephant, whieh the holders cannot get ...

... again to inspect them. We may add, he is coining, but this tulle not on so extended a journey. The Irish-American press speaks of the Doctor as the notorious parson who is at it again. What he did before was to go round the world inspecting Consulates ...

... ous array of horse-blankets, boots, hersewhilts, shoes, calico prints, gingliams, shawls, etc., ad inatif- that certainly speaks eloquently as to the desire to sell on the part of the genial shoptnan. ' 'lien, after two or three squares, there breaks ...

... could not be associated with any other country than Ireland. But it would be as well for the nation; indeed for the English-speaking people on both sides of the Atlai bic, to insist on an explanation : to fix the National Party - to this issue; and get at ...