... subject. Sir Peter Laurie— l perceive that this is a regular com- pany. Mr. \\ ooler, pray are the shares at a premium ?? (A laugh.) Mr. Wooler— l believe the company consider them to be too valuable to send them into the market. Sir Peter Laurie— l ask the ...

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... gentleman, and I had no doubt of the correct ness of the business. Sir Peter Laurie— Did you ask who the directors were Complainant— No ; I did not think it necessary. Sir Peter Laurie— Do you know where the establishment is : Complainant— No ; I saw nobody ...

... liberal sentiments, Sir Peter, and may therefore mention, that I admire the Scripture as much as any Christian, but I cannot accept tbem as a whole, or I should have no objection to the form of oath proposed. Sir Peter Laurie— What do you believe in, ...

... GUILDHALL— Lews John Jones, a clerk, in the em • ploy of Mr. Huddlestone the barrister, was placed at th. bar before Sir Peter Laurie, charged with embezzling va nous large sums of money received by him on account o his employer. Mr. Huddlestone, who appeared ...

... course. Sir Peter Laurie — Was this before the information was acted upon ? Witness — lt was. He was summoned before the infor- mation was obtained, and he neglected to appear. Several days have elapsed since he was first applied to. Sir Peter Laurie— Then ...

... masterpiece | | UL FOR THE HAIR. FOR THE HAIR. supported by MACASSAR OIL Detailed pa: mbles the natural oil in the Hair which Nature its preservation, and without which the hair ry TB, ; It 15 adapted for Ne Children’s hair, and is also sold ...

... took'place upon the subject, which ended in the adoption of the amendment. City Improvements. — A meeting, at which Sir Peter Laurie presided, was held at the Crown and Aiu hi.r % few days since, for the purpose of forwarding a pi which has been in co ...

... bottles of I wine under their arms and in their pockets. . t Sir Peter Laurie — What time in the day did this take , place ? v Witness — Seven o'clock in the morning. 1 1 Sir Peter Laurie — Was this kitchen adjoining Mr. Burgh's « cellar? i Witness — lt ...

... 1031, by the same master Agftew4,7oo A Wild Boar Hunt, in a woody landscape, by Peter Paul Rubens Laurie I, GOO An Illustration to Euripides' Tragedy of Alcestis, also by Peter 1 _ul Rubens 31 ...

... ua not now offer any opinion, but as. there was soaie ques- tion as to hi* .right to serve, Sir Peter Laurie might consider himself discharged. Sir Peter Laorie said, he should not feel the .lightest ob- jection in serving on the Grand Jury, but lhat ...

... protection against forgers and robbers, having attended on Saturday before Sir P. Laurie to request that a person charged with having committed for- gery might lie remanded, Sir Peter took the opportunity of addressing a gentleman of so much legal experience ...