... this notice, we do not propose to do more , than make known Mr. Grier's lamented demise, and we feel assured that we only speak the sentiments of hundreds of our readers in expressing the deepest and warmest sympathy with his iflowandhisfamily, ...

... Newhall Hill, it this towt; sittcercly rCatt.' On the 23rd inst., aesed 27 yetrs, Sarah, te lael .1 'e 0 Frederick Peiarson, of Speaking-Stilo Walk,andthiri Edward Kidd, of Bath Row. aU of titis town; deaply ltnt!ttl gr Ott the 2uid ittst., after a lotz illess ...

... the close of his remarks to speak under considerable excite. ment. Eis face was flushed, and when he finished with a peroration that was loudly cheered his voice had become husky from the effort of fully half an honr's speaking. Upon the subsidence of the ...

... to 1885. During his term of office as honorary secretary, he undertook the extremely severe labour of reorganising, or, to speak with exactness, of practically creating the valuable library of the society, and of preparing a datalogue which was then, and ...

... undoubtedly exercised a great influence upon Nonconformist family life. Of her private character, those who knew her best speak of her in terms of affectionate esteem. Her literary labours were first undertaken in her eagerness to contribute to the support ...

... through the House. Mr. Butt thought that too rapid progress was being mrade, and asked DMr. Biggar to speak against time. a 'How -long do you wish toe to speak? asked Mr. - Bigger. Oh, a pretty good while, was Mr. Butt's - reply. Mr. Biggar took a liberal ...

... active in connection with the Queen's College, where he held the chair of anatomuy. It is hardly within our pro- vince to speak of Mr. West in his professional capacity, but we may observe that he was regarded as peculiarly skilful in operative surgery; ...

... duel with the late Mr. Black, the- editor of that jour- nal. In the country he wvas a popular favourite, though the plain speaking ise had ?? towards the Whigs, whom he regarded as false to the cacse of peogress, lost him his seat at the general election ...

... course increased with it. As illustrations of the kind of duties thrown upon this officer, as the legal adviser and, so to speak, general representative of the Corporation, may be mentioned the passing of the 1801 Improvement Act,the promotion of other ...

... referring to the adjni. bte led manner in which 2frs. Chamberlain had diselarge, the hospitalities of her position, proceeded to speak in:wsar ain terms of the practical sympathy which she had manifested ig3, with suffering and poverty, more Isarticularly by ...

... the ohoristors will sing a portion of the 137th and the 112th Psalms. Prince Vladimir Dolgorukoff, the Governor of Moscov, speaking in the name of the inhabitants of his Province, has congratulatted the Emperor and Empress of Russia on time approachsing ...

... specially intro- duced by an address by the General, who, to some extent, apologised for the pablielty of the marriage. In speak- ing of Commissioner Enilton, the General said It had worked by his side for elevesn years, end proved a faith- ful comrade ...