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... Lockyer, J. Ed- monds, W. F. Collier, E. Lane, Esqrs. Mr. Burnell was requested to take the chair. Mr. Collier, Q.C., on rising, was received with loud ap- plause. He said, I thank you for responding to my call in so great numbers — that call was addressed ...
... which holds up evenwith the competition of foreign spirits subject to a duty of 0°17 l6fr., there was, it will be seen, a vast latitude left topec0- lators for profit. They thus had a profit much more than sufficit for their movement to continue without ...
... will raise that number to 22,000. Take that number and compare it to the number of troops actually sent out from England and the colonies since February last. According to a rough calculation, rather under than over the mark, that number is 30,000 or t ...
... were 199 charges; 137 were discharged, and 62 convicted. There were 58 husbands in the number of charges. At Clerkenwdl, from June, 1850, to June, 1853, the number of charges was 538, and there were 367 convictions. From thel4th of June, 1853, to the ...
... page —namely, the indication of model dwellings and baths and wash-houses, as as of hospitals, work-houses, and prisons. It appears from a statement just put forth, that the baths and wash-houses perform a double service to the health of their locali ...
... which British officers set to work with a vigour like that of a hungry foxhound. The wash, ashamed to say, generally follows the feeding, and then it is a glorious wash—the whole body is made beautifully clean and cool—the bath being confined to the rivers ...
... not find amongst his soldiers’ wives marritd with leave sufficion. number wit log to mbark with their husbands, and ave th di fannies behind was permitted by au'hot to complet-i the number selections from the childless women, married without leave, bring ...
... comfortable HOUSE, containing entrance-hail, dining, drawing, and sitting rooms; six or seven bed -towns. water-closet. kitchen, wash hou.e, good cellars, stabling, walled garden, and small paddock adjoining. The rent, if unfurnished, 601. per annum. —Address ...
... time in circumstances of most painful embarrassment. Tho history of the society is very peculiar. Called into existence by a vast spiritual emergency which seemed to demand the most energetic efforts of Christian philan- thropy, tho society, owned of God ...
... THE MARCH ON BALAKLAVA. Sept. 24.—The army stirring before daybreak. The vast number of fires in the valley, the more distant disappearing the morning mists, produces a curious effect when seen from the hills. The Light Division moves 6 a.m., and descends ...
... sales tor tbe manu- Ucturing districts of England, per pork no movement by contractors. ST. MjLEF, ISLINGTON.—TRE BATES AND WASH HOUSE ACT. A public vestry of ratepayers of Mary, Islington, was held on Thursday evening in St. Mary's Church, pursuant to ...
... transports are ready. Some of these vessels take up colliers, with about 1,700 tons of fuel for the fleet, besides several coal ships sent on to Vama. The Industry will bo employed as steam collier, and carries between 700 and 800 tons. The Caduceus transport ...