... governs the country for 11 years without a Parliament. During this period he governs without any real stretch of power to speak of, and by economy pays off all the debt. and collects £200,000. At this time C was in @ position to have continued powerful ...

... sir, said a valet-de-chambr-. who stecd his chair. “mv lord | would No. friend.” re phi ied the Bi~hop. “Balaam could not speak himself, and so his ass spoke for him.” Ax Exrewpore — James Oliphart. mini-ter of Dumbarton, had s curious habit of making ...

... Mr. Anderson has extracted a corn from under the nail of the great toe, of 15 vears’ standing, with extruerdinary skill I speak with pleasure and gratitude of his remarkable proficiency in the removal of these very troublesome A. T. From HL Lloyd, Mr ...

... pited, arranged according to the best features of similar lists pablisned inthe kingdom. The other features | will not only speak for themeelves, bat will, w e hope, commend themselves to our readers and subscribers. or Postage ox LEerrers 10 THE Usirrp ...

... discussion, and on the part of the Burial Board a decided negative was given to all of his allegations. Mr Lucas added that, speaking as a ratepayer, the investigation of that day showed clearly that there was no necessity three years 9; to saddle the town ...

... These figures that there is > m: in the matter of the Local Board of Leamineton. AA correspondent of our Bath contemporary. speak- ing of that city, we find that in other places, some of which we may consider our rivals— rivals, too, who are us—if we find ...

... juvenile offenders it was about the same. The amount of rates in each year was 43d. in the pound. Mr Caldecott then went on to speak of the attendance of magistrates at Quarter Sessions He said there were 204 gentlemen in this county qualified to act as m ...

... appointments, properties ar ilognes are all admirable, and a uumber of ren have been expressly trained to appear in the We must speak in the highest terms of \I i¢ EL thea well-known clown, who made his dehut on evening under most favourable auspices. CHEI ...

... from Mr. Muntz to lend his master’s horses; and the deputy judge ruled that all could put upou his notes was, that, after speaking to the coachman, the plaintiff took horse out of the stable. The plaintiff, continuing his evidence, said had several times ...

... lhe state of the Upper part of the School will be satisfactory that of the Lower, which is uuder the Mistress, and of which speaks in terms of the highest praise. The Inspector recommended some few improvements in fittings of tho School Building, the cost ...

... 31bi Mr. Anderson has ettmeteda corn from under the nail of the great toe, lo years’ standiug, with extraordinary skill. I speak with pleasure and gratitude of his remarkable profieicicy the removal of these very troublesome ;.:iuoyances. A. T. Anderson ...

... exceedinely rich, while e danced and fiddled with true Tipperary his voice and looks being il of buttermilk and w isky. We cau speak in the! uest terms of the manne: in which these excellent pieces were stn Exch of the performers had thorouchly part, and each ...