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... Will Cask in thi ; Court of Probate. —The hearing of the case of Clayton v. Speak was resumed on Friday, before Sir J. P. Wilde. The plaintiff propounded the will of Margarat Speak, who died at Northwood, ne»r Padiham, in the county of Lancaster, on the ...
... LORD BROUGHAM ON THE POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT. Speaking at the avnual of the Social Science Asso- ciation, on Satarday night, Lord referred to what he called the present bateful state of things in regard to the Dano-German war. There was, he said, a too ...
... or Loaner.—A writer in the Deily New, speaking of the casual paupers admitted to the workhouses, says : Not the least curious f is the rut number of poor helpless creatures who have tramped to London from the country without the faintest prospect of ...
... when they speak of the North, sod yea vili fail to conceive the intensity of the dislike of the South for the free states. The contests of Cavalier and Roundhead, of Vendean and Republican, even of Orangemen and Croppy, have been elegant joustings, regulated ...
... Mops or Paintiyc in Caiwa.—The corres- pondent of the Times, speaking of the progress of affairs in China, describes the process of printing in that coun- try. He dates November 7, and says, ‘Since my last date everything has been going on most smoothly ...
... am not now a member of the Town Council, but I speak in the presence of members of the Corporation who are around me here to-night, and I do impose it, I think, as a duty that they will not rest until they endeavour to get the price reduced when the object ...
... lloetn) • BE JUST AND FEAR . NOT. 'BY THE DEAN OF CANTEIiBURY. Speak thou the truth. Let others fence, And trim their words for pay ; In pleasant sunshine of pretence ' Let others bask their day. Guard thou the fact: though clouds of night, Down on thy ...
... TEgfr SER, TUi I tiPAY, APRIL speak . man spat:linty-privilege!' and t Bit anointed,—let him open the Bible and read out its mysterious words as one consecrated to be their expositor,—awl it ia strange if he do not turn giddy, and forget what is due to ...
... TO CORRESPONDENTS. A. Walk Ml. does not send his address, or say on what authority speaks. ...
... 4 SCANDAL aT Marseilles journals speak of a sad affair which occurred in that city on the day of the inauguration of the new chapel of Notre-Dame-de-la- Gard. A merchant of that ci ty having good reason to suspect that an improper intimacy ween his wife ...
... Speaking tbe Fenians, the Obterver that, Much as we desire to tee these murderous assaults on the police put down we do not desire to see any man hanged, except the parties actually guilty of the death or wounds of these policemen. A man named William ...
... The American correspondent of the Times, speaking of the importation burlesque actresses, hopes 44 that no more foreign actresses in these peculiar styles will come to this country-. Misfortune stares in the faces those already here, while the poorhouse ...