... any portion of the pro_ coedings, he should be happy to reply. Mr. BENNETT seconded the confirmation. Mr. Alderman COOPER geld he would move an amendment, vwhich he would show just grounds for doing. He cbjected 1o 1 the roappolatment of Mr. M'Doenad ...

... council ere determined to carry out, and, if possible, accomplis. (Hear, hear.) Of the ability of the council to fulfil the second and third resolution. there an be no doubt, if the first should be rea- lined; and of the practicaility of doing- this there ...

... act of 10th of A u-d Igust, 1846, a statement is appended, showing the amount oft TIreasury notes paid %within tile preceding year under the Liprovisions of that act. d .t Statement (F) shows tie payments into the Treasury on i account of the loan of ...

... unions are good there, and the stages not long); then perhaps through Suffolk, keeping tolerably near the coast, because the shipping is attractive to most boys of their age; thence they will proceed by long or short stages (accord- ing to the distance ...

... custody.: When his erring spouse was brought to the Police-office, she pro- duced a document which w tended to show her right to choose a second partue e thought fit so to do. After some conversation - the parties, the husband refused to press the chat ...

... thanks of tire house on tire 24th of Apr-il iast: 'fSir-I ihisve tard tire lrsorourr to receive frori tire Mo1(St Noble ?? Governor-Ckerrral of lactic it printed resoluitiori of tire House of' Creirtirons, of' tire 24th April, 1849, conveying tire thanks of ...

... productive, and the interest or dividend thereon charged to revenue. Tle traffic receipts for the hal f year have been 286,358; showing an increase of 27,755 over the corresponding period of 1848, being at the rate of 91 per cent., of which 14,000, or at the ...

... Air. Stephenson would allow him, he 0 0if could exhibit a few sections of the district between hero and f atMauctsciter. to show the formation of the red 6audelouc. an Geology, in hiseopinionwa vrs4se-natially aseiteneeconnected with u ral iacts,,nnd any ...

... Council, conr be he Mr. Jones himself, cc any other man, placed In the fort. ?? the Mayor was then plaoed, who would dare to fhr show such marked diorcapect to the unanimous vote of the Par Council. as to refuse en affix hig signrature under buch oirourn. Pir ...

... ill adapted to conduct business, nud therefore requiring d amendment. In thebeginning of the following session, that ist ain April 1847, 1 introduced a bill, which amtong o-the provisions provided that there should bea paid a ?? of an estates commnitee, ...

... the fact was, he had expected to have had notice fr-ir his ?? friend the member for MirnLrichk of the second reading. He did not know that the second reading mas about to be tatn, unfil it was oVer. In foot, the bill had ieen read a seoond time by mistake ...

... Emeritus did the year afterwards, viz: First, the estimates for the effective and non-effective army services, from the 1st of April, 1848, to the 31st of March, 1849; and secondly, the Ordnance estimates for the same year; and there is such an| extraordinary ...