... several policies of * on the lives of several persons, to wit—Oeorge JaoVson. James Finlay M-Canoe, John jioore, John Miv kimmins, H. Coalson, Robert Ritchie, Juhu Reid, and P.oberl Kennedy, and did. within the same time, forge the names of Finlay MCance ...

... Stewards— Mr. M.P., in seconding the rote of Messrs. J. M'Dowell, R. Nicholl, S. Misthanks, said his old friend, Dr. Hanna, had kimmin. General Superintendent—Mr. Duncan asked him to propose the vote, but he had Kirkwood. clined, feeling that the proper man ...

... chair, the giant being seated at his Mr. Parnell. M.P., on his immediate left. and Mr. Biitgar. M.P., acting as croupier. Grace was mut by the rev. chairman, and at • quarter h. seven about ninety gentlemen wok their seats. Tbe following were amongst ...

... The Late Tkstrv.— The Lord Primite ha»returned the an-.'ver to the resolutions Parish Vestry, which were forwsrdoi to his Grace: _ . 42, Princes Gardens, London, Peh. 25th, 1869. My Dear Sib,—l thank yon for forwarding me the rosoiotions passed at the ...

... :—Prooessional hymn, 495 ; proper plaints, 4, 90, 138, to Dickinson in G ; the The minutes of the previous meeting service, Kimmins in E flat ; anthem, were read and signed. Sing and Rejoice (Bainby) ; hymn be- VALANCE cc salts. fire sermon, 513 ; hymn ...

... by a year of better morals and conditions; but our vows seem never to have reached the skies. If 1858 was a year of little grace, 1857 was more graceless stir ; Its fact, his father, compared with him, looks like King hog by the side of King Stork; •few ...

... important matter—the takiug over of the markets from Mr Wpm. As far as his (Cmtscillor rot e would go be would be against Kimmins) , priority. They should first go through the oe naive paper, and afterward* ay who ish. d to remain might hear Ur. Welker ...

... terms of the highest praise. To-day we think we would Ise doing her an injustice did we not remark, in the begiuning, that her grace of style and method is snot. than ever indentmore than ever cioncrets, more than ever brilliant and delightful. 'f he Newry ...

... speech, moved a vote of thanks to the ladies who had contributed so much to the enjoyment of the evening, and paid a very graceful and wellmerited tribute to Mrs. Huston in particular, who had always given her aid in every effort for the benefit or enjoyment ...

... Tits ONLY Fast Nts.w.—Charles Lamb says : — Rags, which are the reproach of poverty, aro the beggar's robes, and the graceful insignia of his profession, his tenue, his full dress, the suit in which ho is expected to show himself in public. Ile is ...

... case :—Messrs. Nth. Kelly, Matthew M'Connon, William J. Sutherland, Edward Hanlon, Edward Harrison, William Moors, James Kimmins, Bernard Johnson, 14chael Rodgers, Laurence Kelly, James M'Crink, and Peter Jobnk ton. __ _ . Mr. reward Caraher, sessional ...

... may pour its I earnestnees of bee language mid the sanctity of his life 1 Betting-2 to lou Spouger. ram, P. choiceet riches graces es and neon you, rind grant you 1 bringing trick many straying heretic, into the Isom of After a tsetse start, the three got ...