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... to the advice of the English and Ministers 1 at Washington. The including of the English Minister 1 rather discredits the story. La France enies that the American Government has despatched any formal protest i to the French Cabinet against the lateevnts ...
... an _address On the _Iiigamentons action of the loag _muscles _in _man _. and other _animals _. DrCleland also read _• _short paper on The _cLange of attitude which tabes _placein _infants beginning to _walk . ' _' _• ' ' - ' _ ...
... him fit for use, and not for show. Men of every shade of opinion are now con- vinced that it is the falsest economy and most short-sighted policy to spare cost or pains in securing the efficiency of the means of public defence both by land and sea. Public ...
... Lodes, and with whom she had found shelter for • few nights. When asked whet had become of the child, she told • confused story about having given It to • woman, but afterwards she admitted that she had thrown it into the river, and the police, upon dragging ...
... taken sq ?? ing stroll or drive through the Champs Elysees has bis or her attention attracted by ca/es in the op e removed s short distance from tbe main avenue, which are brilliantly lighted and in general nnmer attended. Each one of them includes s platform ...
... cut flowers—Silver medal, J. Gundry, Req. ; second, 55., Rev. J. L. Short. The most tasteful amazement of wild flowsrs, wild ferns, end wild grasses together—Bross. medal, Rev. J. L. Short ; =mod, Si., Mm Rawlinson. ' - - . AMATEURS OR GAIDIMIIie 7101 T ...
... Bidden had very Jnd'clously treated the members of the corporation on varioua occasions (It was generally Known, the old story of the way to an EnglUbman'S heart la through stomach) still In such amm as this of course their * ,â2 f o|f biased, but ...
... Man Makes his Last Will and Speaks his Mind. —A short time since Mr. Wm. Dunlop, of Gairbraid, Colbome Township. C.W., departed this life, leaving the following his last will and testament. It is now being contested in Chancery, the district of Huron ...
... as on the day r original of her launching. So much for the Hasler gunboats, their rotten and fungus -covered hulls, their short copper bolts, their partial repairs, their subsequent rot on the blocks high and dry under the sheds, their last survey frn ...
... _houee like this could have been _burned down _in the _short period it _was . ; It : would , in his opinion , be a difficult _thing to cause such a house to be on fire all _over in euch a _short time , even if every room had _been _specially prepared ...
... Twenty-five are missing, fifteen of whom are rei>orted to have been burned to death. A New Moult Begciko.—The Courier Paris tells story of beggar who presented himself regularly at a certain coffee-house, with clarionet under his arm. “Will you allow me, gentlemen ...
... 382 less. Compared with the 6th of Dec., there was decrease of nearly 126,000 persons. The balance in the bank was little short of 810,600.—An obsenrstion from Mr. Kay. of Bury, about the gloomy condition of trade in the town he represented, led a discussion ...