... a lhalf per in cent., has bron cirr od opt by the 1ornbard-strect res ?? nccounts fromi cur minufacturing dis- to. tricts speak of t rnde generally ns being vtry brisk;- nei Mcst of the orders in hoond are for exportationi libe prl bomc market is dull ...

... caused holders of the article on the continent r to raise their pretensions, and the letters received from the Baltic this week speak very sanguinely X respecting the future; indeed it is perfectly evident that very little encouragement would suffice to give ...

... more than the £110. -A motion was carribd in accordanev with the advice of the clerk. Tbe Editor ot the - Xqdical AnnuDl' speaks in t h highest terms of II CADBUBY's COCOA as a beverage and food forinvalide on eatount of its absolute purity, high quality ...

... slavery in Cubs froin Wqetiugs whillh aroto be.- hli 3 in thep,.incip rl towusa iB th# kitgdoui, COthr. itemus *f :, Madria news speak 'if the contfactiosu of a uiv ISRiS s)4d . the robwihg of :Ckrkst bpnr throlu hiaQ !tAw ...

... TEL HOME SECRETARY ON TRADE AND) COMMERCE. Speaking on Thursday at Southport, Ar Cross said he thought when they talked of the great depression which they had at the present moment they ought to remember that they were comperiog it witt a time of the ...

... secured, and the prevalence of wee prevented much progress being made with the harvest. Our letters from Ireland likewise speak of a heavy general rain, which we are informed had been produc- tive of much injury, and it was feared that both the quality ...

... t which will prove an example to those Whvo woiltl t wishl tn trll aljc on thu rights iof tile peol9l e. t Other l. ?? s speak als $ormondy s the raltylig (d point of Ciharics the Tentl. ?? thiali tisee a Civtl i war AviIll ho projected. It was stttcsd ...

... pointsman m-ay be taken into custody.-'cotsnian. ! AhniCAR', FAIRsM-The New'?orki ?? of the 2 rmes, writing on October 4th, 'speaks 'of the fre. :quent rumours of' negotiations for peace'; but. lie says: all such rumiours are Nortbern.dreams, not Southern ...

... 000 will be'*ied'bV the renewal of T1ee- Sury Bills and £S,0,000 on loans at short terms, in no case to exceed ten years. In speak- ing of this loan, Sir Michael said he had reasoii to believe that it would-be possible to place such an issue on very reasonable ...

... INTELLIGENCE. A more extensive business has been transacted in Mining Shares this week, and prices are certainly better, speaking generally, though the fluctuations have been very great, if we nay jccdge from the wide margin exhibited in the quotations ...

... more keen ly th e lens w e have ruet siued (hbear, hear). it is quite ?? for me to wvsstu words uponl this subject. I amD speaking mnerely what I feel miyself and what I anm sore is the feeling of every one present (hear, hear). £ thinik we should give ...

... ny mehantf or. .e~inployer. He - Oaid there wias a spiiti of-tyrann ?? up amopng mian trades iinions, Yand ie felt free 'to speak 'of it, becsmusii he had- alwa*- :been au Iardent believer n -te general prhn- aiples of trade uninism, witiwut-which' work- ...