... together with the balance in the hands of the treasurer, make a total reserved fund vnonnting to £376 12 od., a sum which speaks volames in favour of the superior management of the executive of this @ :cellent club, Covrsty CouRT, JULY 18, —The cause ...

... Again her name is wrote, ¢ “ Ouar new M.P.such trouble took For him next time I'll vote. I hope she'll hear those great lights speak Who nightly seem to shine, And whilst her pleasure there she'll seck, Why, [ will follow mine, The Lord Bishop of Derry (Dr ...

... the pier, a double line of troo‘n was drawn up. Along the pier itseif a seaclet cloth was laid, and the n pper tier, so to speak, of its terrraced wall was crowded wit& visitors, who were admitted by tickets. Off the pier-head itself, in a line extending ...

... one of the other soldiers called “Chandler,” and prisoner said he wished his name was not Chandler. He then went back to speak to them, but soon returned, and we went on alone for some distance, when the others overtook us. Prisoner got on the ground ...

... while she was at our house, and the child had it on when prisoner left London. 'l‘hn bedgown was also worn by the child. I can speak to the shirt by the darn on it, and the lace at the top ; and I know she bedgown by the hem round the bottom. Rl ~ Cross-examined—l ...

... explain away all those things that seom strange in reading a written document, and leave no doubt on your minds that she is speaking the truth. On the other hand her conduct may besuch as to convince you that no confidence whatover may be reposed in her ...

... franchise part of Bill as it had been sent up to them—a result which enabled the Commons to deal with their amendments (which, speaking generally, he characterized as prudent and pm&r) entirely on their wmerits, and made it unnecessary for them to assert their ...

... carried by what may be fairly called a large majority, Of the merits of this new system it is scarcely necessary for us now to speak, having in our last number dealt with the matter at considerable length, Mr. Briaur and the democratic’ members for some of ...

... Douslu Jerrold, said, ‘‘ Well, what's golingon to-day ? Jerrold said, darting past the inquirer, “1 am A surgical journal speaks of a man who lived five years with a ball in his head. Jones says he has known ladies to live twioe as long with nol.hi:fi ...

... Cochrane, avowed the intention of talking the Bill out, and pledged himself to speak as long as his physical strength would allow him. Mr, Hankey and LI; Liddell (speaking from the Ministerial sicde), while acknowledging that a Regulation Bill was necessary ...

... Boucicault has written for the Prince of Wales's 'Fhentm. Tie Law Courts CoMPETITION.—Wo have reason to believe, though we do not speak quite positively, that the Judges of Designs have reported in favour of t.Kc plan we have from the first roimed out a 3 seeming ...

... as God's mercy has spared |of parliament has jnst been issned. It is to explain the me through eighty years, I think I may speak from | operation of an act passed in the 17th and 18th \;'ict., cap. experience on the subject. I must say I think it Agreat ...