... successful exhibitions held of late years in connection with it. Of Mr. Hubbarde's personal character it-would be impossible to speak too highly. A sincerq,.attached, and warm-hearted friend, he was ever ready to giv~e practical proof of his sincerity by acts ...

... controversy in court. On the l9th Mr Summers answered the letter, proposing that plaintiffs counsel should not be precluded from speaking upon the facts admitted, and observing that the Corporation were to assent to and supportt the application for the relief ...

... travel with letters of recommendation from the best English firms, whose signatures are most skilfully counter- feited. They speak in technical terms of plans for the formation of branch establishments, and then, quite by the way, offer cheques and bills ...

... some neighbours came in and helped. He did not appearto be suffering pain. Hewasremeved to the Infirmary in a cab. He did not speak for two hours after being pulled off the fire, and then he said he did not know he had burnt himself until the neigh- bours ...

... forlorn and destitute, were gathered together. He had preached to rooms full of men and women, old and young, who, on his speaking with them, showed they were well educated, but had fallen through the use of .intoxicating drinks. He had visited ragged ...

... liberal, and valued support; it is a great pleasure to us to be honoured with the numerous, testimonials we are, aU of which speak in the highest' terms of the growth of our Nursery Stock in general Amongst Fruit trees not one per cent. have died, in. .Trees ...

... information as the questions were intended to bring Cl ?? other learned Judges ?? W refused. Gi Mr Mundella, ?? for Sheffield, speaking at a or. dinner at Nottingham, last week, referred to the St Thornoliffe riots and outrages, and while giving his ra rconcurrence ...

... The guardians met at the go Union, Beverley road, on Tuesday, Mr D. Sykes pre. ?? stated that at the previousmeetmg, when speaking in favour of advancing Mr'Dix's salary pa from £30 to 250. he said that he believed the house ap surgeon had not to provide ...

... recent period that the justice and truth of the combination had been called in question. 'the learned and witty Fuller, speaking of the two men whose names were thus com. bled, said, '-Many were the wit combats between i them; I beheld them like a Spanish ...

... here, e you want a good notice 9You shall have it. li ifwill give you a quarter of a column. And the e editors, I know, will speak well of your noble 0 geners8ity. I have it. You let me act as porter; e I can carry baggage and answer the belL My Iuncle had ...

... knowledge was much easier to accomp in the present day than it was in the days when the men lived of whom he was about to speak to them. There were then no institu. tions, nor lectures, and very few of the various means by which the public could now obtain ...

... Ireland were appointed by the party opposite, and were Y members of ?? Roman Catholic religion (hear, hear). a Generally speaking, if we take the conduct of juries I in Ireland under very trying circumstances, within the last few years particularly, it ...