... in which the paper of assent is some instances filled up. In three the date u» omitted ; nnrt a fourth, although the form speaks of a deed to executed, the d ite of assent i* the 30th June, the execution by the debtor having air been made the 21st of ...

... Hart lodging-house with a bag over his shoulders. Cross-examined : I never make it a rule to neighbour with anvone. I never speak to the landlady of the White Hart. Police-constable Haines, the constable stationed at Poddington, deposed to receiving the ...

... Royal College of Physicians of London, Dr. O.F. Collier, published by Longman and Co.“lt no small defect in this compilation (speaking of the Pharxnacopo a) that we have no purgative mass hut what contains aloes; yet we know that hemorrhoidal persons cannot ...

... Editor of the Unita Cattolica,—Y our Roman correspondent's letter, dated Dec. 8, inserted in your issue of the 11th inst., speaking of the ovation received by the Pope in the Piazza of the Holy Apostles on the evening of Dec. 7, says, It is a pity that ...

... report How and by whom' is this great city governed? It is not pleasant to speak evil of persons holding official positions if we can avoid it. But if we speak at all, and speak truthfully, we must say that no community of which history gives any account ...

... birth. The parts of father” and bridegroom’s best man” were sustained by persons enjoying the full use their hearing and speaking organs ; but a deaf and dumb young lady acted as bridesmaid. The marriage service was recited by the minister, and siraultaneouly ...

... allowed to do so. To remove this obstacle Mr. John Stuart Mill, the member for Westminster (who, although ke is, comparatively speaking, a poor man, has subscribed .C5OO to the fund), has consented to undertake the duty of prosecutor. Such a step is very courageous ...

... omit. one or two observations ?statue, to the priglneer's letter 'bleb somewhat qualified my nommeitte. 1 did not speak or intend to speak disperagioely of the of engineering opinions generally, bat mid that if it was an es. gineering qateetion I should ...

... daily cross the lines almost naked and quite famished, are to be believed. The Moniteur and other Paris papers received here speak of an Anglo- French mediation in the j war with Paraguay. Such intervention is not believed to hive any chance of success, ...

... matter was so kept within bounds that the damige resulting was confined to the de- partment in which it broke out. The fact speaks well for the measures taken at the outbreak of the tire, and the efforts made during its progress to subdue it. Ir, appears ...

... well-being. The oatimisa, mereover, woeld is the present ease be the mat lawstable, because the charmer of the sheers of chich we speak has been is the bensdemt, and may console us for much that is ea gloomy in our own natioasl annals. Whatever Ger opinion may ...

... °“ h always tremblio? be e the wrath of an ■aiadelipe paused. ell, what ? inquiicd with significant Sttllg.)* ashamed of to speak so before you. - J if you wi only me w j]ii the consequences.’ I think there ty a y f l j c the affair can aD aged, and M rSl ...