... J.P., sends vs • translation of an article entitled Alcohol and Criminal Law, from The International Monthly for the abolition of the drinking customs, illustrating the progress of the movement in Switzerland. It is as follows :— In the excellent ...

... and considerate. But he has not a force adequate to his needs. He ought to be able to place two or three intelligent men on duty in private clothes especially on Sundays. I scarcely ever see a constable in mufti, now that that particularly alert man ...

... the establishment of local Self-Uoverausent in Towns, and on the Repeal of the 'rat on paper, the newspaper stamp duty, and the adveitisewent duty, and said, in reference to the latter, that in consequence of the 3d. tax it was impossible at one time to ...

... including the provision of judicial rents for leaseholders, the establishment of an occupying proprietory of the land, the abolition of primogeni. lure and entail, and the establishment of free trade in land. Sir M. H. Beach said the Royal Commissions were ...

... the same Assizes Robert Woodley was indicted for the theft of a post-ogee letter containing thirty-one penny postage stamps and a stamped envelope, at Chepping Wycombe.—The jury found the prisoner guilty.—There was another indictment against him, charging ...

... are ^Womb , ' d member had not succeeded in obtaining two and I leave the world with a full conviction that fur stamp. ray letter p. et 3 stamp.. Lord Lyttelton, speaking at the annual meeting mewbers to conduct him to the table. The motion sa For Rates ...

... Goldsmith, Norfolk Road, Maidenhead. VON SALE, Surplus Stock of Songs, Dance and Piano Pieces, £1 worth for le. (post free 15 stamps) ; Harmonium, 7 stops, walnut case, £6 cash ; American Organ, .87 102. cas h or by easy hire instalment. ; Worn Pianos entirely ...

... e him. We dmibt whether Mr. Colman's personalities 'world have bean tolerated in any other paunicipp assembly. The Mayor's duty was at once to call him to order. In not doing so, he mere,ly proved our words as to the obvious unfitness for office of persons ...

... found among the eorreepondence and papers of the Imperial family has been published. The Government has believed it to be ita duty to publish these dooomenta without oommentary and with that its partiality whioh sippertains to history. The importance of ...

... declared, had done much to help as. It was Irish members who helped in the emancipation of the slaves ; in the abolition of the newspaper stamp duties ; and in the repeal of the corn laws. The Irish were not separatists. Our great colonies were theirs also ...

... and Mr. W. Weall was formally appointed Clerk for the day. Mr. G. Beere (Mr. Weed's semis. taut) performed all the necessary duties relating to the clerkship._ THE MASTER'S REPORT. This was read by the Chairman as under:— Eleventh week of quarter ending ...

... Bacon, with whom be quarrelling. The language he used towards her was disgraceful. Mr. Silver called upon witness to do his duty by removing the defendant. He then r e q ues t e d the defendant to leave the front of the house, and he did so. The defendant ...