... lieiso Deverarbur.In he earended October, Isi the dutil - wer 11894 ~a. d.; 851,l~s8 9o . ee andinteysei thel~~th Optober, 1881,th11,883. Ta OaXXmacoieaais os-: WOODS A3D 6Wdnesda rthe ?? Commiissionersof ?? Feretsl -A rweyear enidedte 31st Mirch lest ...

... cavatina from Sonnamiscla, by Bellini. It was tried before the present Lord Chancellor (then Mr. Bacon Rolfe), in Hilary Term, 1881, and the defendant pleaded that the plaintiff was not the proprietor of the composition, and that there was no subsisting copyright ...

... as follow:-Mr. William Lawrence, elected 1844; Sir Robert Walter Carden, Hunt elected 1849; Mr. David Williams Wire, elected 1881 ; Mr. John Carter, elected 1851; Mr. William Cubitt, M.P., elected 1851; Mr. Henry Muggeridge, elected 1a53; lr. R. H. Kennedy ...

... The actibn was brought to recover dareqoges fqr a libelons asr'ticle publiehed in the'' Examecer 'on t~he 13th of December, '1881 In which the writer commented ulp6u the connexitoh of Lord Ciarendon7 with the plia~ntiff as, proprietor of the Werlei'aa diselesed ...

... fab- -bath. He 'could go further back than 1848, and 'believed that, comparing the attendance at churches in 1820 with that of 1881,' that at the present, time they exceeded the number by at least one-hIgf. By Mr. Villiers; Aiad yet you say that drunkenness ...

... did not ask for the prisoner's sommittal to the common gaol and hard labour, under the 102d section of the Bankruptcy Act of 1881, for his contumacy, but would for the present be content if the Court adjudicated the prisoner a bankrupt. Mr. Commissioner ...

... from the 1nsolvent Cone and in the New Bankuiptcy Bill it was proposed to deal with the matter. y the New Bankruptcy Act of 1881 all the poweirs of the Insvolient Debtors'C Coit Itiorsere vested in the Court of Bank. ruptoy. C nderctha t prov eon Mr Cook ...

... s for a settlement of the cause were soon after commenced, which were only completed on Saturday, the loth day of January, 1881, when his (the deponenr's) costs were paid. There is no statement or imputation that this settlement has been made, either ...

... formal lease, which was now handed to the Court, was entered into for a period of two years, ani from thit date till Wbitaunday, 1881, his client was Lessee of the Prince of Wales Theatre. Immediately after getting his lease Mr Neilsonsaid to MIr Coleman-You ...

... Babyloa company B, in recognition of his kindness and courtesy during a tour of forty-one weeks, August 2d, 1880, to May 7th, 1881. Mr E1liston having feelingly replied, the proceedings were closed. Credit is duo to Mr E. H. Edflesten for hia efforts in ...

... the licence for the Two Spies was transferred to the defendant from his wife. A renewal of the licenee was granted in Mareb, 1881. Henry Ward, sessions officer, her Majesty's Prison, Wands- wortb, produced a certificate of the conviction of defendant on ...

... be has no claim on any of these. Yours respectfully ERNEST D'ALCORN. 18, Bernard-street, Russell-square, WK. , August 4th, 1881. ...