... it is clear that the expansion is just as much the result of gold as if the gold itself had been made current. Rigorously speaking, the theory of a gold currency would require that every note should be representative of its value in gold actually possessed ...

... bat observed that the forlorn one kept a few paces behind them. They continued for about two miles walking on, but without speaking to the stranger. At length the neighbour came to his residence and left his friend, who walked on towards the farm. It appeared ...

... the tone Improvement has been more distinct than at any time since the first turn became observable. The Daily Newt also speaks cheeringly of the improved order of things. For the information of many who may not be quite familiar with the monetary life ...

... of a thousand women and children on my book* thi* moment nearly two-thirds are ho lies.' In another letter of later date, speaking of the Patriotic Fund, he ssys, '/ am in constant communication Willi the secretai it* in London ; indeed I received the ...

... where he was going to take it to, for she did not tell them herself. Now it is explained, said Mrs. Cooke. The lady you speak of has taken part of my bouse—Mrs. Lyvett. •• That's not the name, quickly observed the woman. Perhaps not the one you ...

... was also well known, I will take care that the sfiretiefc bound to the Stump Office will answer for them. (Cheers.) I will speak of another—Mr. Keft- brought his action against the Whig, Who | withdrew his record and paid bis own cdsts, Hied affidavit ...

... next question. 1 suppose so. I say, stop a minute. How you whirl off from one r 44 Well «• Mr. Jones suddenly took his hand, speaking in a low tone. 44 If they have put you out, and me in, Fred, believe me, it no fuult of mine. never should huve sought to ...

... and was going back, when a woman came out the Park, put up her hand, and made noise. How made a noise Why, she had tried speak, bnt was so out of breath she couldn't, and only a noise came from her. I got down, opened the door, aud she scrambled in. ...

... responded the toast. He was happy to do so, and he did so with the most pleasure. It was just the toast he would have selected to speak to, if it had been left to his own choice. It was not for him (Mr. Reilly), however, to panegyrise Lord Downshire among a meeting ...

... loaf is 2 lb ox, which more than or the 4lb loaf. I offer no comment on the above, bat trust to your public spirit to let speak for itself your columns. Oae who Buys his Bread. —: * ...

... Mansion House, expressing apprehension of hostility ' from any foreign power, applied to the Government France, for he oould not speak too highly of it, as it not only offered to send troops to tbe succour ...

... House Lords to her present Msjesty, twenty years ago, when the mover was the Queen's uncle, the Duke Of Sussex. Lord Portman speaks very seldom his place Parliament; is enormously wealthy, being owner of a large portion of tbat section of Loudon variously ...