... discussions.. If members knew that every word was reported as spoken they would not indulge in the slip-shod careless style of speaking that so much characterises or disgraces what are called the debates, and would be more careful to consider before- hand ...

... here. I found six the largest number of persons that occupied any of the singlse roomed houses in the township. Generally speaking the houses have no back doors; and many of the i houses are etriosities in their way. A ladder is found somotimes in the ...

... view the property, Mr. ?? opened the case to the jury, stating that he had no dloubt the appearance of these Jprnmises riould speak iro eloquently tl.an lie could possibly do, and they remit] ib- satisfied that the premises had undergore a Very considerahle ...

... and the Chairman said it would be perhaps better to take the sense of the meeting as to whether he should X be allowed to speak. Mr. Ayre intimated that if his mouth were closed there he should have to lay his complaint before the Local Governament Board ...

... Very well. The Towas CLERK: If yo-a are going to speak on the v events of the case, ite in scarcely olsen to you now, The motion is thalt the debate be adjourned; if a it is not carried yon esay speak as long as you like fi (laugghter) IE Mr. FIELD: Very ...

... Ovens 5or B.lkin5 o Boilintg, O-. Red, Snaked, Drab and ?? C~s -s t G. H. .L-ENNARD'S, 8, St. _.ln's street, illd. N-.}--Speaking Tubes, Garden Hose: Wag'.Xonl, Stack, and Resily Covers, &c. 72 !iHITE CllR'TAINS CLEANED. Not exceediug 3 yards ?? Od. per ...

... help this weak, that those who had tire power olf sight lshould asinister to, the blind, e ml- that those who ceulsi hear and speak should minister to-those who were deaf aissi dumb. On the ground, fliers, of tlse lost unix eree ; on the ground of humian ...

... the welfare of the seafaring class would be more usefully evinced by that being accomplished, than bysensational writing, speaking, or even legislation. The committee regretted to have to record the loss by death of four members since the last meeting ...

... could the tessch , rs of the blind in the of tuition by which he educated hie !arty. Vile Al. FLAT —The orator continued speaking for three-quarters of hoer lifter having einem/01y awed at the outset t'mt be really had no voice in the miter. A DAT * B ...

... the ire of police magistrates in oche; court* he knew that they had increaead. In accordance with • plorniose •he he would speak fora few minute the Mayor coneloded with an allusion to Mr. Travis'a impaxiollty and to the remarkably summit nuallter of ...

... are learning in make jokes , . Ithewld, ese doubt this. aP they Ty ilkely will, we ems refer them to the !hal, of ii which, speaking of the w Wier. a picturesque , well an romantic reporter the world that but r the warm punehive, the tempera, ore would ...

... farewell to arbitration; another modernhumbux, ;which, like its confreses, fortunatelyl was born with no constitution worth speaking of, and soon died. No on can think of w ar but as a ]a final and dreadful alternative, never to be resorted to until all ...