... have been put, and which was stated on the agenda paper, The MAYOR said he considered the interruption to Mr. Witty when speaking was premature, as he thought he was entitled to say upon what grounds he considered the Property Committee had exceeded its ...

... artistes are undoubtedly clever, and for up- rs wards of an hour they supply plenty of food for in laughter and merriment. is Speaking generally, the leading characters in the of pantomime are well supported, and there has evidently at been no pains or expense ...

... originated t seventeen years ago by Alderman John Foun. i tain, J.P., who, with something of fatherly pride, 9 is enabled to speak of his having been for twenty- i nineyearsa guardian, and nineteen years the governor t of the union. For weeks previous ...

... trust committed to its charge.. Docile, intelligent, gentle, courageous, it knew only to obey the commands of its Creator, speaking in its histincts, only to perform what He required, and in true singleness of heart, in pure unselfishness, had accomplished ...

... to-day we greet our readers, of a 1 -lAPY it NEW YEAR, We have already spoken of the tl year that is gone. We can always speak SF definitely and experimentally of that which is it past. We shall not speculate or moralise at h any length respecting that ...

... thought that ten pintst of milk per day -was an extraordinary quvantty. Mr. *BlashiD Eaid as soon as ever Mrs.I ,Turner would speak she asked for something to drink, i -telling the woman who wvas'attending ber to give her a! Ibucketful. She drank a~s much ...

... the prosecutor, but he heard the latter say, Good God, what are you doing with the knife? Witnesses having been called to speak as to the character of the prisoner, Mr. Smith addressed the jury on the part of the defence. The jury found the prisoner guilty ...

... perhaps be £1 in value. That which was called manna' was effervescent magnesia. The epikenard was simply scented lard. Speaking of pills, Dr. Munroe said they had no value; it depended upon whom they were given I to (laughter). The sedimentof Indian ...

... colduars of character, is presented to us by the Vicar f, of North Marston; and Mrs. Balfour discourses on v e Lives that Speak. There are many other thonght. t. fully written and deeply interesting chapters u e amongst which the selections from Stanley's ...

... swallow the asphalte paving. Mr. Hilton, while lamenting the tardiness with which he is able to pursue the flying palace, speaks of the linas that goods trucks do encumber,' and longs for a tunnel underneath the Humber. Justbeforethe transformation ...

... with'whom a' red ynung woman, named Margaret Young, who lvad' the recenfly affiliated a child up6nilhim, r'esided: After' speaking with her for souse time hetook 'fromibhis i~g pocket a ras^, Wvith whiclehe cut'her throat. He; e'rie dragged her across ...

... BANK RATE. No alteration took place in the Bank rate yester. day. THE WEALTH OF ENGLAND. Mr. Heony Edwards, M.P.for Weymouth, speak. ing the other day at the annual merchants' and traders' dinner, said, It may seem strange, but it is not the less true, that ...