... strack him. He considered he had not met with that courtesy from the police which a gentleman is entitled to expel t. 'Robert Madder, defendant's groom, was called for the defence. His master's horses were trotting, not galloping, when the policeman laid ...

... making garan- cine from spent madder. The short history of the dyeing pro- cess is this : madder root formerly was ground into powder and put into a vat with the cloth to be dyed. -The debris of the powder was termed spent madder, and thrown away as useless ...

... siirules with the I >ca~r. (B&fore the Comnou SerjeanLt,Sir Forrest Fulton, QO..) i yu f ?? [hSS (5,OimpAXNY FtnAuDs. - Hutty Robert IAItot, 34, s)oHitor, of Chancery-laitn, who Was (oi- f- ittc Iht ?? with4 . ?? .i0ed Kenned- , of conspixing to defrat-ud ...

... and discharge, at lo-E. S. Fiauder and H. StauinusIs, last exalnination and discharge, at 11-G. W. Hall, privat-, at I1- C. Madder, last examination and discharge, at llI-H. Ready, last examiniation and discharge, at 12 -J. heollton, adjourne,' examination ...

... CJ2VtT. LINCOLN'S MNN, OB BueuMaresessRaes as Cse Juriot.-Applioa- 10itons, &C., at 1OA. Public examinations; C. Madder, at it-J.T .Roberts, atll -iManulon atili-A. W. Mora.t il. is BXurea MEL. RZOISTRAR A~ZLITT.-Ap~pllcation: . If. amien, )a at 11. A ...

... vie wheire the madder root is extensively cultivated, the ilyre 'roe being sdt oortetotr of the soldiers. ~ Four Mc Frech chemists disC6osercdI ab0out the same time, that the abc application of sulphuriecacid- to the spent or used madder. to' woothilh ...

... Lowe, Lowe and Moore, and ?? T. Moore. For judgment; Burls and others v. Buris and Burls. Motions (Court of Divorce): Roberts v. Roberts-Hitchins Y. Hitchens-,rad;ury v. Bradbury-larber v. Barber-lilly. Hill -ime v, Sims and Parsons-Whittle v. Whittle-Brayshaw ...