... T'r DIMI TUlON OF L1V1l STOCKR. r. .. J17A A 1 QqK Inn ?? A. '^lR: Ls Ij the year 1870) weiltd 18,335,000 aodes of arabl:;z Le ill 1874 w*e had 16eGS9,0q0 aeres, and in 187.7 ive ?? Therewereih187.012,0738000 l |a res of- psture, in 1874 there were 13178,00 ,v acres,' ahd inr1l877we i de 13,728,000. I ' 170, S lhhd in Gri~eat ,Britain. 4,505,000 aures of. o0o'r ,or ij ?? grass' in ,874 we ...

... . THE CATTLE PLXGUE AND TEE IRISI I CAT PLE TRADE. I AT a special meeting cf the Irish Cattle Trade Asso. ciation on Friday, the following resolution was unauimously adopted :-Thnt this meeting de. olares that the owners of stock throughout Ireland have viewed with alarm the existence of foot and mouth disease iT England, the introduotion of which has no doubt been through tbhe importation of ...

... Ihe I11ustrate'd Police P/ews. SATURDAY, JUhE 5, lSSG. MONOMETALrASTS, ?? for years have been preacbing tlhe doctrine that plenty of gold is the one thing needful for the revival of trade, will be pleased to learn that there has been a great discovery of the precious metal in Western Australia. This, at least, is the report which arrives by telegraiph. In the Kimberly district, the centre of ...

... EXTflAORDINTARY CHAIRGE A.GAIINST A. YIEAI | I BE]R OF THE STOCK EXKCHANGE. At the Hertford County Maghte it1es' Bench oe Satlur- day Mr. Jolhn Bruce, of the St&oclk Exehalige, and of As', wick Manor, Hatfield, was Wharge3 With assaulting and beating Angelina Veinsh ?? tild. It appeared from the statcencni:ts of the complainant and several of her fellow-servants that on tfiu night of SaLurday, ...

... THE (.NT AI', D1P:Ri(ESSION OR, TRAIDE. ILLPi! tIXJ.N i'J.A,:L2IJI, lilA iJt, ?? 3yL:iJ- To tliuse, ?? jtay ire i;ot at Ce v, who are inclined to think the present;. deploi able state of trade andi ?? prOaliat, to tait ?? only, we oom- menid r.a tatotinent received froiatho United States, which beingr sO for IT, no co rinoh hlas been heard ot the terrible cridis tireuu-ii whicih that conttry ...

... G g * lE. 1 , 1 mondon's Fish Supply. 1,,vtheo ionth of 'January last 12,362 tons ofat fish uere delivered at the. Bililigagate Market, I and 2;774 tons at. the, ShaidwblP Market. ?? those quantities 36 tonus5' w.wteie condemoned' in the' Billingegate M4arketae .s fit ftr food, and 27 tons 16 pwt'. in Market..,11Hil Workmiien's Tiche s. Nearly 3,000,000' of workmen's tickets' are now yearly ...

... >|THE COAL SUPPiLY OFLNDON BY RATLWIVY. The quantity of coal brounght to London in ?\Iayby the different railways was 4214207 tons, oa kibinb the Midlaead cartied 125,726 tons, Great Northera 80,14-d, Nortl-Wettern 31,4100, Great Enotern 78,090, Grreat Western ritl223, other companies 1,R77 tons. ?? con- tintled coldness of lAo' weather i' the month of May, whieh han rendered household fires a ...

... rival, Intel,, -~ ' S .M A.R ..MARCH 7 M;A~i 'of tbefaetq'revealed by ' the EmRi~itin A 1fn6i;ns just published by~ile 3oard.;o-'mTade. ijlprobably-1be fond at valn in x ?? nu~mber- of :perso>; u registered ias ?? left the~cour'tryundet tis6 g clas'sio 1 876' 183S,222, *ri~ ,w;@the nnberf 'i of- those who Aretued was 9-1 47, so that the. los IOS pnt 0iUmOunt 6tIjy -to 46 ,575 .As' ?? thi~s.:' ...

... I I TuiE screw-steamer Keoley, of London, from Sea- l ham for Rochester, arrived on Sunday at Shields. About one o'clock on Saturday morning, when off Flamborough Head, she collided with and sank the C- bargo Ibex, from Hirtlepool for Whitstable. Two IIof the ?? Oakes and another seaman, A whose name is unknown, bht whose Christian name r is Edwin-were drowned. The steanmer's fore coin. , ...

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... I |URUAlT MEETING 0P THE CAB TRADE. I The cab ?? and cabmen assembled in it- |mneue numbers at Eoxeter Hall on Tuesday night, for the purpose of adopting measures to resist the imposi- tion of the new lamp regulations, which have excited 0o much dissatisfaction amongst the body at large. The hall was densely filled long before the, period announced (seven oclocl) for opening the proceedings, ...

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