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... the Liverpool It Savings Bank in depositors' own names, closing la with an increase of 2720 in the nuiber of depositors, at afnd £501 le. 4d. in the amount due to them. c] I'n reference to the sums tracsferred to the LiverDool Savings Bank in depositors' ...
... and Evc'ton Vil and the Oakearstreet banks. Statistics haed again teenl 1st prepared at the Liverpool Savings Bank to test ?? makieury of the saving babltsformo'd by the permyhbanks, I and the figures satisfactorily corresponded, with the tie. generall1y ...
... never, then, to save taking too > house. Remember that. Save in any thing J like. There is more money thrown away 'I *,:/ ting drinks, and tobacco, than would p«y the ference of rent between healthy and an iiknea house, and you can always save money in these ...
... of the Society of Fliends, and throughout life the deoeascd numbered in that holy some of his warmest friends. Mr. Smith e-me to Liveri 00l when a youth, snd he soon after pined the e of the Littrpocl Mercury in a eapaeiry. Subsequently, although in no ...
... her for the purpose of trying to persuade her to ha return, but his entreaties proved unavailuig. She ml refused to return, telling him that she would go IRE back to her friends at Waterford. Mrs. O'Connor Cc also went out to try to induce her to return ...
... been enly ono child, who died in infancy, and Mr. Dolphin, subsequently to his marriage, fell into habits of extravagance aj to reduce himself and wife to comparative indigence and distress. In the year lS3t) Mr. Dolphin's friends came forward with considerable ...
... compulsory. ?? believed that on the vwhole the decisions wrere satisfactory, having only heard of one case where there was any dis- satisfaction shown. Ho was of opinion that ques- tions in dispute should be rerred to registars appointed by the judges of ...
... yawl Sally, of Liverpool, I saved vesael and 3; ss Ida, of Dantzic 18; barque I K-rgero. of Kragero, saved vessel and 12; ketch a Appledrarm. of Poole, 2; as Lady Woeley, of I 1DubLin, landed passengers and assisjed to save vessel; schooner The Cousins ...
... his mother, and who was saved from the prison- house of the Christian dignitary, only because it appeared on inquiry that the deceased did not die possessed ol goods to the value of It was only the poverty of the widow that saved the son from prison ! It ...
... beland, and the bim water rushing in very rapidly she sank. All the id the members of the crew were saved. wou IliD- The Chamber of Commerce at Kie hbas dis- the me- cussed the winter tariff for the North Sea Cana\ heai the and has voted against the proposed ...
... institutions the Conway for the higher or_*£e grades of the youth this country, and tii.' around our coasts ships for the lower gr-ide-'. In the former education would given which would fit tbe youth saw around him hold commissions in time of war in any service ...
... committee is a Di serious loss to the societyýa loss Which is and will be more fully realised by those over whom you have so long presided, who have learned by experi- oence to appreciate your worth as a leader, a colleague and a friend, and will greatly ...