... tendering his res.en=ition of his seat at the Board, as he found it impossible to attend to its duties. The Chairman. after speaking in high terms of Mc Soper's sound business habits, and thorough independence of opinion, moved— with great regret—that the ...

... was mused by Mr Elder, seconded by Mr Benjafield, and carried with very few diasentienta. Candidates were then invited to speak, and in response the following came forward : Messrs Armtield, Bradley, Dash, Robinson, Clarke, Iluggett, Edmunds, Fotheringham ...

... master was to the effect that on the day in question h 3 found the prisoner in a part of the house he should not be, and on speaking to hint the prisoner struck him in the face.—Assistant Muter Liddell was called to corroborate this witness's statement, ...

... created such disturbances. In speaking of his actions. Mr. Oliver uttered a bull. Everything I do, be said, is for the best, even if I see it is wrong afterwards. Mr. Le Mare opposed the motion, and while he was speaking a member tie audience shouted ...

... Christ said that when He was gone a Comforter should roam. The great want of the world is comfort. It. requires a lifetime to speak of all the experiences which I meet. To see woman whose fare, know no blush but the blush of vice. To young men with all their ...

... the effect that whilst out walking with his young woman on the night in question, the defendant came up and accused him of speaking disrespectfully of his (defendant's) wife. Complainant denied having done so, and was at once knocked down by the defendant ...

... on the 2nd inst.—Complainant stated that on the day in question defendant best her child without a cause, and on witness speaking to her about it afterwards, she abused her and said, If you can't take mother on, perhaps you can take me, and at the same ...

... to think, that she never got married. Man. : I OM) speak my mind.' Poor Gsbbleton (with surprising spirit): Yes, but you whanr it so often that it keeps you talking all the time in order to speak it. A LVRAIIC wa asylum for bhp, beim asked how ha ...

... throwing snow balls at some children, passing along the street. He spoke to Munckton, who replied, I like your impudence to speak to me, and when asked for his name and address he refused to give it. Witness took him by the collar and told him that unless ...

... by the way somber °Dodos) themselves II ewe ware to go the mends of 060'4 friends, he would dad the msj 'city of them like speak of gramoose things is pelotas':se to bright sad ob. Mel matters H. kaew •m who appl al to the 1, xd Veutassaat of • coasts ...

... Saturday night he was in Upper Fore-street, and saw prisoner strike on the mouth a man who was speaking to a woman, saying at the same time What are you speaking to her for. He then continued to use very disgusting language and•said he canted to be locked ...

... ORATORICAL Mr. Clarke. having armored Hosed that he had no demre to speak at the opening f the Higher tirade School at Wood Green on Saturday, mid as the same time he could not ere why Mr. Malone and himself should have been Moiled out not to say • gingko ...