... award in the North-Eastern Hallway dispute- Certain conce*slon- have been made vericas classes of workmen, who, generally speaking, are by tbe arbtralor’s decision placed in a much better position than formerly. His lordship’s award is favourable to them ...

... task of bringing the basaar to perfection for o*-a twelve aaoa'.bt. Slow and *nre wsa the motto npon which they *cied. re-ult speaks volomes for the nmiri'-it zeal and en- which they throw into their work. The icc a* of tbe bazaar pr«rtic«)ly a*surn*i fat ...

... any rate, docs not seem to be particularly anxious to relieve the French Republic bis abundant vitality. His change ol front speaks volumes for his good sense at.d shows that his Royal Highness's vslon r is not deficient in the *' better part.** INDIAN ...

... TueaJay. Yesterday, Board of Guardians, Mr J Kenny presiding, Mr Edgeworth, D.L. (a Protestant landlord) said be had been speaking to tbe Moet Rev Dr Heare, whe asked him to briag forward a resolution the Oranard Board with reference to the Financial Reform ...

... «f Mm MiitefMb h« «M h« »c «* tH« i*h i'm«a ika« »ttej v«r« ta cund tiua, brrauM ko bad beard peepM tH *o one ••••« «Rikio speak of fcbo Male ot fal the carriages were in. Tfcai eoaM as knew and l» only repaired a Mote e«.ergv «.u p«rt eexTaabi •f ibe ...

... and it was unanimously decided that the movement get all possible local help. Chairman—l would be very glad, personally speaking, see a branch of the organisation established in Nenagfa, and 1 sure that every member this body, well every inhabitant of ...

... luul bisui deciclwl. market day it was alwova move mx.» paraM mails m nn*rence mad. This u. cer-ain y corvect .tatezically speaking, and from point of view of lu ,^^ tut, when face tile enemy, of paramouut importance to got tome togeimnr. TO-DAY’S MANOEUVRES ...

... The hopelessness of securing fair treatment for this country is made manifest when we find the Chairman of the L. N. W. R. speaking in this fashion. The Duke of Norfolk should be made to realise that Irish opiuion in this matter is entitled to weigh before ...

... two are so distinctly related that what affects one must also affect the other to a certain extent, indirectly all events. Speaking generally, the feeling amonifu publishers and booksellers at the preienl time appears to that owing to the mod system of ...

... also in Franc*. He attributed bis loug lifo to scientific living. ** I take for my breakfast at present,'* said Sir Isaac (speaking in 1893), “one baked apple, one orange, twenty grapes, and a biscuit made from B-tnaua flour. midday meal cod - slats about ...

... meeting, and tbe report and account* having been taken as lead. Tke Chairman said GenMetneo—The report which in your hands speaks fir itself, and the finance* of the company are *0 e'early and folly set therein, that thers is little for to add, save c ...

... th© glory and the triumph of Mary; th© place re-echoes her holy name, and thus both day and place command the preacher to speak of her whom heaven and earth unit© in honouring. But if the great St. Bernard could truthfully express diffidence in his powers ...