... supplied by the PAD sad mew trim, fitting with so mush ease and cheese= that it ;same be detected, and may be woes daft skep. A imcriptive Circular may be had. aid the Tram which fail to fit) forwarded by poet, ea the oiramaferlace of the body, two bathos ...

... at the landing stage above Henley Bridge, when witness saw defendant's steam boat amine down at a great rate. He went back to witness the effect of the wash upon the small boats, and saw the boat they had just left washed upon the stage, and a plank was ...

... rases iron hoed limos tht.oll•rd WNhK thy went thh ugh tit. \Son dime by IV. W. .4 See .401 Kr. 11. 1. St ; and Wow J Ask 1 Art aws, wW A wo. h• An tlne n Hnut L. On *nods. lan Ohre, UM Aware (Yr. Stasaa..b.). and an. Mad tbar mho dairies manna as pan ...

... =side as able adorns is the He ths the defendant, who east}—l reside and keep considerable qu a ntity of stock. I the mars in gunnies from Mr. Winton, of the rm Healy and Co., ha May last I ft for breeding but she roved no gee. Whflat the mare possession ...

... be taken for keeping peace. The General light it, and subsequently turn the gas off. Althoug is h three operations are thus involved, the arrangement then again thanked the volunteers for the voluntary remarkably simple. A common wire may be carried services ...

... infecting animals with various diseases. They would give an animal typhoid fever, the measles, or the cholera. Then they would keep it alive for a certain time, after which It would ue killed and examined, and information (of a certain kind) concerning the disease ...

... bigamy. Mary Ann Green said that she was present in St. George's Church, Truro, on the 10th May, 1813, when prisoner was married to Lavinia Groan, the was now alive. Ann Green said that she was of the prisoner's wife Lavinia. After June. 1875, shows. living ...

... THE SURREY ADVERTISER AND COUNTY TIMES. SATURDAY, MAY 11. 148. dons. I need not may that them =idly of dependants on the emnp. The comp itself has a force of from MON is whaler, ts sometimes Ina summer. Thelivingsof Aldershot and Farnbereedb bothyarypoar ...

... the dangers that may result from the occupation of Batoum, and the desire of the Ricraaoa of RETIVIIA to guard his conquests in Armenia. The object of the agreement has been to establish an understanding between England and Russia that may obviate the settlement ...

... :Will paper on The Art of Teaching,' in the course of which he said that by the art of teaching he meant rennething more than the science of teaching, as art was always higher than science. Science could be learned by rule, but art could not be obtained ...

... constructions. It may conteuded, &rut, that it is perfectly indefinite, limns it practically to the defend. ant to repay the sum or not, as he pleases ; or. secondly, it may be regarded as • conditional promise to pay whenever he may be able to do so ; ...

... o! Amiss s pr i ng , G. A ,A. S. Matthias*, Esk arrival at the Station, the demoestration, Lahr Lary 8 ' W. a. for so it may not ineptly be termed, befog %Mudd by Dyer :. rat-. • ' B 'fß gl i t ter . L. maim , the leading personages of the county. who ...