... hesitate to publish Mr Vousley's lettter addressed to us, modally as it must carry conviction to the winds of most men that in speaking of Mr Vousley as one ill-qualified for office we were in the right. Mr Yousley's fondness for drains is remarkable ; ...

... expenses ; yet this is very far from proceedings as these do not require comment the fact. Tottenham, for instance, owes a —they speak for themselves. Ratepayers of very large sum of money borrowed for the South Homey will see how persistent is the purpose of ...

... came downstairs on the 26th, and he was positive prisoner was the only man in the house.—By the Benoit : His reason for not speaking about the pipe till Sunday weaning, was that prisoner owned a fortnight's lodging money, and he wanted first of all to secure ...

... that is saying a great deal. Of course after two each victories one is apt to be optimistic, and see no fault, but honestly speaking Were was not a semblance of a failure in the eleven in either gams We remember that hurt season's team went off just r b ...

... washing. Dr. Harkness, the prisoner's own doctor, said this was so. Dr. Faulkner, Resistant to Dr. Gabe, was now called to speak as to the present condition of the child. Ile said that in three weeks the child had gained 2lbe. Go= in weight, and was in ...

... very good. The costumes and general setting of the piece reflected great credit on all concerned. As a whole, the performance speaks highly for the teaching poser of St. James' Day Schools, and for the bright intelligence and optneas of the scholars, which ...

... hollow, bawl. and sing, in order to drown the coke of the speaker. We created no disturbance. We claim our right as Englishmen speak in a public place without obstructing a thorough, fare. Hundreds were de eiroue of hearing what we bad to say and were unable ...

... defence existed. No one who is at all acquainted with the matter will accuse us of exaggerating au evil which the want of plain speaking makeq muuh moro commute Lhau it would otherwise be. The time has come w..,u traditio•.i is perceived to he a preserver o: ...

... Council advised not other open air meeting for Saturday evening, the let June, and several gentlemen will be caked to come and speak. ...

... He had half-a-dozen tickets in his pocket that he had not used. He thought it would not be of much consequence, and would speak to Mr Newton, the agent at Enfield, about it in the evening. As it was, the officials followed him and pounced upon him at ...

... it is known, would never be a mere puppet in the hands of the wire pullers upon the Board, and who would dare to think and speak for himself, notwithstanding the risk of being as grossly insulted as Mr Li rruit and Mr WWI ILE have been. At last the Clerk—who ...

... 170, Piceshlly, 'wane. Pcoofs like the following are received doily: Locogu's PtdetortiC W.11:1011 1 . My customers always speak most highly of the Wafers. I know several who would not be without them on any account. I sell more Wafers than other patent ...