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... that of the princes is purely one of observation. The two young gentlemen, who are brothers, about 17 and 18 years of age, speak English thoroughly. The youngest, Alexander Lihiiiiho, has been selected by his uncle to succeed him, should die childless ...
... s-methiug akin feeling of independence, while it has taught him to feel that ho has a small stake in tho country. Generally speaking, the farmers are opposed the system. There are, however, many exceptions to the contrary : they consider that tho labourers ...
... that character. Complainant denied the charge, on which the defendant threw hull down, l.y which his elbow was hurt nothing speak of,” and bis coat was niuJded. This was alleged assault. The evidence being confirmed by a witness named Alfred Garrod, Head ...
... sun. > traditionary accounts of the Indians of Chagul is, that no white man 1 lias ever reached this city ; that inhabitants speak the Maya language ; are aware that a race of strangers lias conquered tiie whole country round ; and murder any white man who ...
... simply amounted address the Jury kelmlt ol that .here «» “» l>™ tint the hav had been cut and removed. All mat .Mr. Heard could speak was, that a certain day he ori #1 cut the stack .he never tw cut - proof wss there that Alexander did cut it Why was not Alexander ...
... By Mr. Jackmrnan * I do inot know that I floored them right and left. If they were thrilling blows, the gen. tlemen can speak for themselves. (Laughter.) Blows were struck at me, and all I can say is, they were return- ed. (Laughter.) By Mr. Notcutt: ...
... occupation of the individual. References can be given to Medical Men, ranking high | in their profession, and persons who can speak to the tact of the ease and comfort they derive Irom them. I N. B. Persons residing at distance, and unable to attend at the ...
... that House [of Commons] in whom they could confide the most vigilant guardians the public purse and na'ioual interests.’ Speaking of the Forty-shilliug Freehold Laud Societies,” Mr. Williams says‘‘No one feels deeper interest iu the success those societies ...
... Innuary *1. Our market is very moalerately supl)illed:with all oli~ede of hops, especially ?? fine iter qualities. GCencrally speaking, the deitand is in a very siuggis~ti state, at last week's quotationis. ter Cwt. New Mid aid LEast leit pockcts.32 G 1lIs ...
... whole crop of ?? ?? 31 10 Total loss on the crops of:. . 353 10 With respect to the grazing deprtn .tent of the farma, it speake for itself, when it is seen, that one entire quarter of the produce is taken for it, viz., the turnips; and another three-eightis ...
... an oath to speak the whole truth, and you say it was twelve o’clock, and Spinks, who has sworn speak the whole truth, says it was quarter one. Mr Itiaine : The lime of consequence il the identity i proved. —Defendant: Then they can’t speak to tin lime ...
... IN THE BOROUGH. Our Market is very moderately supplied with all kinds Hops, especially.with tine new qua.ities. Generally speaking, the demand a very sluggish state, at last week’s quotations. Prices of Xrw >//op*,—Sussex Pockets 15s to 6/ 15s ; oi-Kent- ...