... THlE TEMIPERANCE PARTY AND | 'FllE BREWSTER SESSIONS. l coNF1, rENCE AT PRESTON.-LIVELY t PRIIOCEEDINGS. ?? the joint auspices of the Preston erocet Society and the Band of Hope s i a conference of persons favourable to a ttd':ion in the number of licensed ...

... THE STATE OF PARTIES DURING THE PAST SESSION. (From the Times.) The state of parties during the present session in either house has been one of the most unprecedented in Parlia- mentary history. For the first time in the recollection of any living politician ...

... STARVATION, OF A MISSIONARY PARTY. MELANCHOLY NARRATIVE. The Admiralty have received from Captain Moorshead, of her Majesty's ship Dido, a report of the death by star- vation of Commander A. Gardiner and the whole of the party sent out by the Patagonian ...

... THE TEMPERANCE PARTY COMING LICENSING SESs 8 A meeting of nersaon intarn . uz Luubmug ux persons interested in the tion of the number of houses licensed for dal intoxicating liquors in the town Was held iD t Crash Room of the Poblic EHall, on Th5red evening ...

... immediately rowed on shore, and I walked right away towards Bowness. I did not ask the parties in the boat who rescued me to look for deceased. I all not aware whether the parties ill the boat were aware that deceased was in the water. In consequence of the immersion ...

... without a license was prevalent in Great Harwood, and the parties were difficult to detect. It was not only a fraud upon the revenue, but unjust to the fair traders. Under the statute, the parties were liable to a penalty of £20, and the magistrates had ...

... testator, was the residuary legatee, and principally interested under it, and one of the parties who was substituted for Mirs. Branson in the new will was the party who took the instractions alone with the testa- tor; he alluded to Fisher Norman, the nephew ...

... had excited considerable atten- tion in Preston, viz., a case in which one party was chargel with robbing his employer of a considerable amount of property, and another party with receiving the same, knowing it to have been stolen. He was not acquainted ...

... against them is, to say the least, a very impudent proceeding. There is not an election within modern memory, at which the Tory party have not resorted to illegal and corrupt practices, and for them to bewail the existence of bri- bery and corruption, and to ...

... for the purposes of the trial it -was r agiced that his income from all sources should be t reckoned at £600 a year. The parties had met in a railway train about the end of the year 1882. e Subsequently they walked about Newport together, cand somelothiing ...

... made by either party by petition to the cort, or to any judge of assize held in the locality where the parties reside, or last resided, or to the Court of Quarter Sessions, or to the recorder of the city or borough in which the parties are or crere last ...

... the line is open-in charge of two Englishmen, named Hedley and Isaac Popham, a Brazilian, being em ployed to carry it. The party was afterwards increased by another Eb- glishman, named James Boyle, a carpenter, who had just completed his two years' service ...