... directed to> send eopiss of this resolc-. tion to the Chief Secretary for Irelaud, and X to our county and city members. Speaking to tbe resolution Mr Daunt said they had just had s sample of the flimsy and dishonest noansense whibe passed cnrrent as ...

... (applause). He wished further to say that it was not the large tiaders butthe small traders who suffered most in this matter. Speaking as the representative of a large trading firm, he was able to say that the. large traders could to a great extent take care ...

... other day organised on this side tho water (hear, hear), lie admitted thero was big crowd, but denied that it had any right to speak as tho united voice of the people Dlstor. Tho first principle put forward at tho convention was tho religious question, and ...

... offensive language in the reply? None whatever. After the meeting was over were you in con- versation with anyone ? I was. I was speaking to Sir Richard Martin aad Mr. Wigham, the pre- sideut and the hon secretary, when Mr. Shackle- ton came over, and, turning ...

... rate, she has still living representatives amongst whom the principle of division of labour is in full force. Mr. Robinson speaks of one large firm who pay a miserable twenty-five cents for the gluing of a hundred dozen dolls' arims, the glue being provided ...

... SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARIKET-TixURSDAY. The market this day was, generally speaking, a full and a falling one. This, however, we regret to say, is by the best informed on such subjects attributed to causes anything but calculated to promote permanently the ...

... better to pay a little more for them than to be organising reier committees, &c, for the strug. gling artisans I She had been speaking lately to his Graie Archbbshop Walsh (applause) on the subject of frish industries. His Grace had ex. pressed great interest ...

... of Germnany, by the generally had accounts of thc rye, and, in somne districts, of the wheat grop; bult Russia, in the ainU speaks faseuranoly, and againl Hungary conlirms her good accounts; while nothing hashappenod in Aruerica to change the previous ...

... In which, owing to the deficiency of last year's bar- vest, the supplies have been well nigh exhausted; but ge. nerally speaking; even in these countries, there are still considerable quantities on hand. In proof of this, it may suffice to mention that ...

... mornings. Let us turn to Ireland and what do we find? In the numerous small towns dcattered throughout the west and south-I can speak from actual knowledge-night work is not heard of- have been informed by men who spent a number of years in different towns ...

... Europe are all getting apprehensive from the state of the weather, and markets are generally rising. All along the Baltic they speak of short supplies, and the best proof of this at Dantzic is that such a first- rate granary store offers literally nothing ...

... scientific gentleman toainspect their peoperty, instead of relying im- plicitly on the reports of mining captains, who, generally speaking, are incompetent to form a sound scientific judg- ment upon the matter. It would save much annoyance, and prevent the public ...