... that Dr. Stiller was the represesstative of a party whse wished to put the Council in I-le wrong. - IDr. MILLERsu: Certainly, so fier no M~r. West's election went. He thought them wrong. Bat lie lied been a party to no backc-tatirs proceedings. Little had ...

... Hunt and Robinson Nothing was found in their possession belonging to Mr. Andrews but they were identified as being two of the party who arrived at the house at the particular time in question. Yesterday they were brought up at Solihbll, before H. H. Ohattock ...

... the Windsor station of the Groat Western Railway. A special train conveyed her Majesty to Paddington,- from whence the royal party proceeded in five of the Queen's carriages to Buckinigham Palace, where they arrived at ts'eniity-two minutes past twelve o'cloelc ...

... whose'names have been mentioned are M. Havin, of the Sdlcle, and M. Neff tzer, the late editor of the Pressm. - The revolutionary party in the Republic of Bolivia, under Dr. Linares, have almost succeeded in their endeavours to upset the Government ?? Cordova ...

... appointed Chief Justice of the Cape Colony. The selection of Mr. Hodges for this appointment has been in no degree influenced by party coxisiderations, as Mr. Hodges has never taken any share in political discussion. Mr. Hodges is the author of a valuable work ...

... the organ of no sect or party in politic, in religion, or in civic affairs, and can therefore exercise an independent judgment on all matters that come before us, without reference to the opinions of any individuals or parties, It is true that such a ...

... be held to be good. Mr. Cairns and Mr. Clement Swanston mainbaeied that as plaintiff had been called upon by two adverse parties for the rent, lee had a right to the relief which lie asked for in his bill, and that lee was not to be stopped by a Mere ...

... dence of the Prinftakl, the 4uality uraeced, and the price 25 per cent. below that of lon-niamufacturem; an important fact to parties Fursishit'g. PATENT SPRING, HORSE-IHAIR, WOOL, AND FLOCK MATTRESSES AND PALIZASSES, FEATHER BEDS, &c. S T E P H E N B A RB ...

... have taken to the stage, and oni Monday evening commenced an engagement at the Manchester Theatre Royal. Sam Cowell and his party had an ovation at Boston last week. They were invited to dinner by the principal in- habitants, the Mayor being in the chair ...

... PAYMENT OF INTEREST. Thate ?? stsimeneotheD epositaibomeontuth of Jth e and 31st of December, and for thQ convenlence of Parties residing at a distance mnr be reeived the ber fcnc, Oer anenm aned thro is coudeumtry Btoinrse PETt ratOeR ISON, ?? Desetoor ...

... issue is concerned, we have had ample experience in the Act of 1844. [Hear, hearn] I am bound to say, having been originally a party to the passing of that Act, that while I think it admits of improvement-I may say of completion, because the alterations I ...

... of PARES and WATT, two engineers employed in a Sardinian steamer, who were compelled by some members of the revolutionary party to work the engines, and being seized were con. signed to one of those famous gaols which have been made infamous by Mr. GLADSTONE ...