... result of which is to prevent the plaintiff’s election ? It is not necessary to contend that this is slander strictly speaking. The speaking of these words was an unlawful act, by means of which the club were prevented from admitting the plaintiffs to election ...

... tongue—an early death: n Or sometimes takes this form instead, Don't let your tongue cut off your head.* The tongue can speak a word whose speed,'* Says the Chinese, *• outstrips the steed. While Arab sages this impart, The tongue's great store-house ...

... child on the b >oks ha* keen presented iu this school. have Jvnrse criticism of any kind to ike, but, «»n the >ntrary, can speak the highest terms of the thorough and excellent nature of the work d>ne in this .school. The children were bright, intelligent ...

... Joseph Rowlands will stand in the Conservative interest for the St. Thomas's Ward at the municipal election. So far as one can speak about matters that have not been finally settled, there will be no opposition Mr Austin Chamberlain, at any rate not from the ...

... year the shareholders in this society have been able to receive a dividend of Is. Bd. in the pound on their purchases. This speaks most favourably for the excellent management society. Hov. J. T. Thorn, the president the general special half-yearly meeting ...

... All Saints' Day. The united ages of : amounted to 1,188, average of 74 years . is. This fact, and the one above mentioned, speaks he place as regards the health and longevity of itants, who are, however, obliged, by order of Government Board, to go to ...

... remarked that while the Liberals were pushing forward in every village and town the district, they remained, comparatively speaking, in a state of apathy. ...

... Lord Dufferin through entire career. A brilliant diplomatist, an industrious skilful organiser, and graceful and effective speake , Lord Dufferin possesses all the qualities necessary _ make a successful statesman, and India will find one of the most able ...

... bamboozled, would exclaim, Let it be done.” But the Church partv had learned a lesson by their tactics; they had learned to speak plainly. They knew their danger now, and to be forewarned was to be forearmed. He was not going to deny that there were some ...

... servants should not he allowed to travel alone unless it absolutely imperative, and any case should bo carefully warned not speak any stningers • male or female. Not long since, two little girls,aged nine and twelve, were invited by an uncle in London pay ...

... December next. Plaintiffs solicitor stated that hia client was a native of Wales, and the time of the agreement was unable to speak or read English. His Honour said it appeared plaintiff had been in England eight months as servant previous signing the agreement ...

... County Cork, aged eighty-two. lie is succeeded by his only son, Viscount Berehaven, who is present in the Australian colonies. Speaking at Evesham on Wednesday night, Sir Algernon Borthwick den. unced tha Government as responsible for the disaster to dicks ...