... observe that the value machinery imported into France in the first three months of this year nearly double that of last year. Speaking of the French, trade, we hear conflicting opinions to the amount of business that may be done in this district under the ...

... frequently find him his seat in the House, and yet the member for the Falkirk burghs seldom absent from a division. He docs not speak, but always votes with the Liberal party ; neither is he attender of races —last week, when ids horses were winning the metropolis ...

... appointed the Kirk-Session to support this overture; and the members 6f Session who were in the Presbytery being called on speak, one complied, except Grant, who remarked that he considered the overture spoke for itself, and it was not necessary for the ...

... who will shortly take possession, changing the name to Langham House. Francis ll.—The Paris correspondent of the Glofje, speaking of Francis EL'a residence at Rome, says :— The Bavarian Queen of the ex-King declared to be a position of interest, and ...

... reduction of the tea duty, which w as now lower than it had ever been liefore in the history of the country. Commercially speaking, he was convinced that the House would support Government in their policy in preferring the repeal of the paper duty to that ...

... bis lifetime —his experience in Scotland extending over a period of thirty years—is, on a subject such as this, entitled to speak with authority, and his opinions, no doubt, wdl carry much weight. His remarks are strongly in favour an efficient system of ...

... And you know that legal difficulties are not to got over without a great sacrifice of time, and labour, and money, not to speak of the anxieties and painful suspense which attend and annoy the litigants on both sides. When we consider the interests involved ...

... impression on the representatives from Boston. THINGS FIT TO BE DONE. A correspondent of the N. Y. Evening Post, qualified to speak from long residence at the South, suggests that the Government should, lst, take possession of all telegraph Avires to the ...

... Newmarket and in London, on Wednesday, 4to 1 was offered on Dundee. Hotspur, sporting writer in the Dally Telegraph, speaking of the race for 1000 guineas at Newmarket, says— Klarikoff struggled so gamely that I shall still stand him as one of the ...

... Orleans—made the era of this remarkable deposit to be about fifty-seven thousaiul six hundred years ago. After this let no one speak of the world as being yet in its infancy. Extracts from Lectures in Divinity. By the late Principal Hill. Published by his ...

... of interest in the neighbourhood. Of most of these, when originally published in the Guide to Dundee, we had occasion to speak in terms of high and deserved praise. Mr Gird wood's personal qualities were high order, his industry, enterprise, courteous ...

... explain why he confines his attention to Railway Companies. His Bill is only composed of four sections, and in the first two he speaks of mortgages and bonds being registered in terms of the Railways Clauses Act, and the whole Bill is applicable to mortgages ...