... I hrd seen the prisoner on Tuesday uorniDg a Elssernwick fields. I said to him “It's a cold morning: but I did hear him speak again. I have frequently tadked the prisoner over, and remarked to him last sun-aier that I had more trouble with my relatives ...

... Registrars were actually under pecuniary obliga* tious to the Messengers of the Court, and ad be® so for many years. Strictly speaking there is such officer as the Accountant in Bankruptcy* The personage who is known that inie simply “treasurer,” having no ...

... was the weakest alibi he ever beard. THE VERDICT. The jury were removed from the court with the usual admonition against speaking to any person, and the comforts of fire and candle were, usual, denied to them while considering upon their verdict. During ...

... Masonic Amateurs for their annual entertainment which took place at the Music-hall Tuesday. On former occasions we have had to speak in eulogistic terms of the histrionic skill possessed by several of our local Masonic brotherhood, but never have their re ...

... shadow shall return ; they shall revive the com, and grow the vine : the scent thereof shall be the wine of Lebanon.'* After speaking of the analogy which existed between the dew and the Holy Spirit, which might be said be alike in mystery, in necessity, ...

... first time, and for which we do not want, and have never asked any compensation whatever. It m»y appear simple matter many who speak confidently, but who are ignorant of the facts, to cut off a portion of ’the frontage ; but it is not the size of the piece ...

... water closets, Mr M‘Dougall does not consider the sewage of sufficient value to warrant the expense of additional engine. Speaking in rough numbers the population in the district of which the sewage is not utilised, but is run into the river, is about ...

... untimely death on hapless fellow creature. The Chief Baron held his handkerchief to his eyes while his learned brother was speaking but the latter, concealing by a strong eff >rt the pity which all who know him were sure he felr, spoke as sternly as if ...

... the Kirkstall Station Tobin got into the carriage. He had formerly had banking account with us. and I had been obliged to speak to him about it. Mr John Yewdall was in the same carriage. As soon as Mr Tobin got in he said, Oh, you are here, are you, Mr ...

... proof the assistance they were able’to render Mr Warden when the writer of the letter says that, after long canvass and much speaking, they raised the magnificent sum of seventeen shillings. However, Mr Warden no doubt appreciated their good intentions ; ...

... of the Government, and the Convention will help to attain it. regards the meaning of the transfer of the capital, facts wid speak for themselves. _ The execution of this condition is being prepared, and m a few in'iitl s (saving its ratification by the ...

... wildest ana ungovernable—the earthquake and the volcano. In his opening address before the association Sir Charles Lyell in speaking of thermal springs alluded to the important part which heated water seemed have played in the formation of crystalline rocks ...