... ae an expres3ion of confidence' that their interestse lre- oeived¢attentlrn at the hands of the board. (Hear, hear.) Aftor speaking of-the great worth to .the babnk of the services oi Mr. Sbswv,'he oaid that the bank had throughoniths pastyear steadily ...

... evening, the 27tli November, complainant wuifc to the Britannia be-:ihouse, Princip Street, where he the prisoner, but liid not speak to him. About a quarter to nine o'clock left the house and was passing along the street oil his way home, win the prisoner ...

... accompany common eatarrh, are very hlighly recommended In a variety ot qoarterssand, indeed, all vito have rnade a trial of them speak loudly in etiete praise, as affording effectual and speedy roller. To public speakers and singers these lacangee will ha valuable ...

... description meat with the readiest sale. The butchers find them more serviceable for themselves, and more suitable, generally speaking, for tbeir customers. They are now grazed in almost aU ourgrazing dilstricts. Trade is very low for sheeptof a prize character ...

... this week have not been important. The ordinary W\5est Indian mcil has broughlit an average number of orders, and merchants speak of it as satisfactory. It is gratifying to be able to report that the trades in the town and district are not ivithout indications ...

... formation of a gentle voice. It is a great gift of nature, to be aided by culture-an instrument of powerful influence for good. I speak not of singing hymns now, and the culture of harmony and musical purposes, though these tend to God's praise, or to give innocent ...

... demands caused by telegraphic trans- fers, and the need to keep large sums of cash in hand to meet them. It is impossible to speak with absolute certainty on this point. The manner in which the ac- counts of our joint-stock banks are made up when pub lished ...

... Signor Costa, the Italian dele. t gate, advised agitation by means of Parliamentary and t popular propaganda. Senor Parnias, speaking for Spanish d workmen, expressed the hope that the introduction of S universal suffrage in Spain would facilitate liberty ...

... honoured. Incidotnts of this kind are not unprecedented in respect to the Lisbon administration. A letter from Vienna, in speaking of the tax upon the holders of the Bonds lately converted, which has excited no inconsiderable ann1oyaance among English ...

... so. He advocated elected stallmen, and appealed to them to act fairly towards the employers. MIa. BAILEY AND LoRD SHAND.-Speaking at a meet- ing ab Nottingham, yesterday. Mir. Bailey urged that Lord Shand had, during the deliberations of the Coal Trade ...

... telegraphic advices from Australia speak of a better business in leading goods, at in some cases higher prices. 'Travellers' advices from London and tihe leading towns in the North of Englandl, add from Ireland, all speak more favourably of the business ...

... deputation consisted of all the dele- gates, who were accompanied by Mr. Mundells, M.P. Eive gentlemen had been appointed to speak, but only three addressed the Rome Secretary-Mr. Potter (the chairman), Mr. Howell, and Mr. McDonald. They represented the ...