... the rights of the original shareholders are being so overlaid as to be vir- tually in course of extinction. a These figures speak for themselves. They are certainly conclusive enough to justify the prevail- . ing distrust, and ought to be more than sufficient ...

... money with him, or, if he left it behind, to have it specially secured. In both cases he had no further interest, pecuniarily speak- ing, in the operations of the concern, and of course had no voice in its management. It thus often happened that a house lost ...

... for the monarchy of the Hlapsburgs. At Vicnua itself they cans no longer shut their ears to the n estleneC of fects, which speak with such crashing eloquence. p With asxious zeal they look about for a remedy to this ab- 8' solute wantu . credit, a malidy ...

... been sacrificed, remunerative enter- ,. prise given up, and severe individual losses expe. X rienced. It is impossible to speak in too strong d terms of the shifty and reckless policy that has d increaw'd the evils of the time. ?? high rates of discount ...

... eatiafy them ?? that point. (Oheer) There we&uearld saytag that good wilae~needi no. bush,. and the fgures at *my rate ought to speak for themselves. In lokling at the tate.- Mapet of aceonute he muat obsierwo on fe clrcemat&aec which Was a ms ataro pridgead ...

... continues more or less obscured by cloudso rom the country districts, how- ever, the letters speak of a still better improvement. The advices from America speak well of the crops. The wind to-day is light at south-west. The fresh arrivals of home-grown ...

... he:Aap. peared at the board I told him that his conduct was such that I could no longer sit with him. Mr. FPwm attempted to speak, but wae called to order. I Mr. Pzsnxa-I would advise the shareholders not to be led away by the statements of any party, either ...

... money market 'of the. at world. --He -would Suggest, therefore, whether the time h4, Aud had not, arrived -for the public to -speak' out respectingfithe a Banuk Charter Act 'of 1844. With respect to theg hgh _o are. ri6connta. it might be said, that 'rates ...

... HOPS.-BOROUGIr, MAY 290-The market fm, prices showing an upward tendency. The reports from the plantations csz. tinue to speak of the very general appearance of fly since thb change in the temperature. COALS-LoNDON, MAY 29.-Buddle's West Hartley, 18s ...

... fact of their having proved to be continuously productive, from the sur- face to the present bottom of the mine, enable me to speak with more than ordinary confidence as to the future; and makingdue allowance fortheincreasingdepthof the workings, which n ...

... mind, arising out of the revelations at n Sheffield, it was a moral necessity for the London Working a Men's Association to speak out clearly on this point. a Their not having done so is the weak point of their present i position. They complain, in the ...

... doubtful whether it was murder or self-destruction; and Carleton maintain- 0 ing silence on the subject himself, although able to speak i sensibly, at intervals, to questions propose, seems not the least singular part of the affair. We defer, however, to the ...