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... in caae of default. His Honour said there was no occasion to ask for leave. The lien was ordinary and regular as a necessary incident to the right to specific performance. He would therefore rather not give the leave asked. ROLLS' COURT— Monday. The Conrt ...
... gallant young fello*!^ saving bim. They both rolled down the river, w ! x much swollen at the time, iit least 150 yards, » n ...
... COURT OF CHANCERY.— Tuesday. BAINBRIGGE V. BADDELEY. The arguments on this motion to discharge an order of the Master of the Rolls for the appointment of a receiver of the estates of Wardcote Hall were then resumed, and Mr. Bethell and Mr. E. Webster were ...
... Young, J., stannate of soda; mineral oil; paraffine from coals, die. Zimmer, C, quinidine. Zuber, J. and Co., ultramarine. HONOURABLE MENTION- Albani Brothers, chemical product*. Anthehue, — , alum. Augustin, H. F. L., acetate of lead. Batka. W., oxides ...
... Tho market closed tamely but steadily, with prices unchanged since yesterday. On Friday Mr. Baker held an inquest at the Sportsman, Margaret-street, Haggerstono. on view of the body of Charles Richardson, a painter, aged 40, a single man, who hung himself ...
... 72, tbo food old British sportsman and naturalist William Yarrell. Tho decease of Ibis celebrated gentleman 'was announced in the Standard on Tuesday last] Our roll of English zoologists does not boast of a namo more honoured for his researches into the ...
... the merits of a cam- paign, however skilfully planned or successfully con- ducted, unless it is accompanied by a long muster-roll of casualties. It is a matter of small surprise, there- fore, that the achievements of the Persian war, attended, as they happily ...
... and political life so eminently prosperous as the one we have been con- templating, which rolled on in an uninterrupted tide of worldly gains and worldly honours, but was advanced only by shining and superficial talents, supported by no fixed principles ...
... »tonaires have entered into a contract with responsible ontractors, who undertake to make the Hue, construct the works, Pply the rolling stock, the whole in eonformitv with the Cahier u « Charges for the fixed snm of 11,9*.0.000fr. (478,000*.). mi l l toll ...
... tbe politics of Europ.-, ii COrpS of troops that have been consolidated into the British army, but are still to bear the honourable name of Canadian Volunteers.' It is seldom indeed that the political inquirer can meet with such a study as this single ...
... * o Wcwdshcd; and that English- man is Unworthy of his noble birthright who slanders his countrymen by assuming that when honour, duty and patriot!^ e.i it-.r.e tooall tbem to tbe field, they will be found wanting in I which hitherto appears in il a' ...
... regulations at present in force, or tl hereafter be issued bj the Eight Honourable tbe Secaetary af State ■i, or by this Government. Published by order of his Execlleney the Ri^ht Honourable the Gov-tiiitO neral of In ba in Council. ?? ?? HUGH LUSHINGTON, Secretary ...