10 OCTOBER 1891, page 19

Some Day Or Other, Commerce Will Acknowledge Fully The Truth

preached by the American economist, Mr. Wells, that the cost and the facility of transport have become even more important than the extent of production. We shall have all......

Canon Moberly On Thursday Gave A Fine Address To The

Church Congress on the necessity of personality in the ulti- mate source of existence,—that is, God. "The fact of intelli- gent consciousness in man led on by necessary steps to......

At The Meeting Of The London County Council On Tuesday,

Mr. Haggis, the Deputy-Chairman—the paid official who answers to the Town Clerk of the regular Municipalities— added his resignation to those of the Chairman and Vice- Chairman,......

The Berlin Correspondent Of The Times Gives In Tuesday's...

some interesting figures as to the increase of German trade and prosperity since the war,—figures drawn from the annual reports of the Chambers of Commerce. In 1871, the number......

According To The Last Annual Report Of The Commissioner Of

Pensions at Washington, summarised in Tuesday's Times, there are now 676,160 pensioners on the rolls, or 138,000 more than at the close of the previous fiscal year. The amount......

The Times Of Thursday Gives A Detailed Account Of The

rain-making experiments lately tried in Texas, near the town of Midland. The experiments, which were conducted by a Commissioner appointed by the United States Government......

On Saturday Last, Lord Derby, Speaking At A Function At

University College, Liverpool, made one of his admirably lucid and thoughtful addresses. Alluding to the fact that Mr. Brunner had recently founded a professorship intended to......

Bank Rate, 3 Per Cent. New Consols (2f) Were On

Friday 948- to 94f.......