... yes, from the left benches)- : * PA Member-You speak politics from the ohalg, which a you have no right to do (loud cries of hear, hear, and order, in the midst of which several members attempted to speak, and each side of the house accused the other of ...

... wae a time when the general mercantile business of the country (we except the Stock Exchange speculations, of which we will speak immediately) was so exceedingly sound. In no quarter of the trading world can any over eager speculation be indicated no trade ...

... SPEECH BY MR. T. M. HEALY M.P. Mr M Healy, M P, speaking last evening at 11 O'Coutiell stree!. after expressing sympathy with the United States in relation the Cu'oan crisis, said tho last occasion which had addressed them he spoke strongly of what was ...

... for a momnut question the propriety of Mr. Thorpe bringing over his staff or the workmen either. The following facts will speak for themselves -_ When the worki were about to commence, a de- putation of cur trade waited on his manager, Itr. Burns, who ...

... opening of branches throughout Yorkshire. The following gentle men will be included in the directorate-- Mr Paul Speak (Chairman of Paul Speak and i Sons, spinners and manufacturers, Bradford)! who will be chosen as chairman; Mr Geo Bray (Chairman of the ...

... able to speak a a positively about. It would, however, have been v more in accord with the interests of justice and t fair play, and for the character of men c whose conduct has been so well spoken a of by persons thoroughly competent to speak of them ...

... straight and above board, a that any man speaking in any sense against the agation ald conduct of this board, ah d especin y hagacnst Anderman Connolly, tar, he would sct say e lying, buit was certainly speaking incorrectly (hear, hear). He had never been ...

... for having effected this amalgamation with the Merchants' Ware- 'iousing Company, Liciited. 3Mr. Patrick R Norton, in speaking to the reso- lutions, suggested that great care should 4e taken by the directors itl the management of the nusi- ress of ...

... the same. t Mr. M. A. Brenan, being called on to speak to the a resolution came forward amidst cheers, and said that he felt* honoured in being confided in by the respectable body, the horseshoers, to speak to a resolution which proclaimed a their fealty ...

... Shackleton also claimed the right to speak Lto the motion moved hy Mr. Sherlock, and wsi met with crieis of Sit down Shackleton. - Chairman-It has been moved and se- conded- AMr. Shackletca-I have a right to speak to the motion, Mr. Chairma-, and I claim ...

... THE IMUINSTER BANK. TO THE EDITOR OF TH12 FREEMAtS. Spen-cer-terrace, New K1ilnmainham, 15th August. 6r-Let there be plain speaking concerning 'th airo of the Munster Bank-, nov or never- t -6iencealinent, no shelter behind liquidation. It is Tl; enough ...

... the results of his extensive observations, and varied ex- perlence touching the important matter on which he had engaged to speak. Like most of the speculations of i which Mr. Barnum has had the management, the lecture I was a great success. It might have ...