... alao the subject of surnames, as Arc King, Pope, Bishop, Earl, Baron, Judge, Knight, &c. desi The lecturer next proceeded to, speak of surnames Sab of an exceptional charactec, and amused the audieiice sup' with various instances of a arolesque character ...

... Od to 6s 9d per bushel. MARK LANE, Nov. 30-The corn trade remains without essential change. From the provinces the reports speak of quiet markets, with prices generally steady. At Mark lane this morning there was only a small attendance, and but a limited ...

... he is determined to make the attempt if the most distant chance is given him of obtaining an t interview with Theodorus. Speaking of the Victoria as being ordered to relieve the Dalhousie steamer at E d Massowa towards the middle ot next month, he writes:-' ...

... advocate of the rights and privileges of the l Established Church. We have not forgotten that he had the manliness both to speak s and vote against the party of which he is the leader in the House of Commons when the question of the admission of Jews to ...

... closets was hicreasing in Hull every ?? Toogoed P '3 observed that the sewageo cme out at South-end per- V t. etly pure, so to speak. Tlheze was no cupelion that at P at soma fature time the sewage might become valuable as P is a manure, but at presrnt the ...

... England was in dantet, but to advance bar highest interests. It was absasleldl necessary that the clergy and laity should speak OatOi of long aussuch auestions were raised as the Nonconlermis's ;a. Burial Bill, tule Taxation of Endowed Charities, anidtlb ...

... AY; D IMBER 89 1864. so be miser dinner. 43 — ti,Zi we re rare, like this or. Men who had outlived themselves, 50 te speak—outlived their asivee—their beiii, thlir natural interest in the *inns that happen breath the cu—en whose rare had gone to the ...

... indication even the remotest approach to the above lamentable condition, but gossips say that he has made a great mistake in speaking so disrespectfully of the press, and that were the reporters so inclined, they have it in their {lower at any moment to take ...

... know what sums they are ? It is not possible. (Some applause followed this remark of the Commissioner. —Mr. Browne: When yon speak of Mr. Harris's private ex[ienres you not mean anything relating to bis private purse, but his own private office expenses ...

... notice of it; the second time he looks the name the third time he looks at the price ; the fouith time reads it; the fifth time speaks of it to his wife; and the sixth time he buys.” PICKINGS FROM. 'PUNCH” THIS DAY. A Stringed Duett.—The Brothers Davenport ...

... railway Actierding to the evidenee of the complainant, he Mr Smith for some time, but for the leat three years had not been on speaking terms with him. On Zed ei November he got into • railway carriage at Cluing Omen sad reeding an evening paper when, jest ...

... the meeting was addressed by the Rev R A Redford, (the chairmen) Mr J Oldham, Mr Walker, and some of the school teachers. Speaking on the subject of education, the Chairmen said, that ever sines he was • child himself, long before he to an age that might ...