... for rates and taxes to an almost lin^fm amount. No one can for a moment c> such a condition of the law is satisfactory, * A speaking of it as absurd and unjust,'' Sir Thomas Dakin used terms that are too strong. What may be called Statute Law, as opP^J ...

... aston.shing to find that people lose 4,;ch thin 4 as large saucepans, pails, and other objects equally cumbersome. But what speaks most ii. favour oi the honesty of the Parisians is the strong room of this e,taLlialitneut, in which the articles of intrinsic ...

... retired 'A hie father's at liggesford. Cardm, has intimated that with the new year be mearnence his ant' although the Literals speak so dimparaginzly of their opponents, yet Lewd Lymingtou intends to again upon the electors. The will Mewed' Lamina and party ...

... the lager brewery is an institution. Such communities are, however, extremely clannish, and an Englishman, even could he speak their language, himself far more a torinener among the stolid Teuton!' than among even the Southerners, with their talk of ...

... divided among 814 poor persons. Besides this some 1200 cwt. of coal were sent to the homes of the poor. Sir W. Harcourt, speaking at the Druids' dinner at Oxford last night, referred to the question of agricultural distress, and said it might be a con- ...

... pay people. Never ma the town more lively than tree, and to those who saw Paris during the siege and the Comaruns, not to speak of other insurrections, the wee all the more wonderful and striking. The Boulevards and avenues were crowded from early mom ...

... your paper of this toornia.i. yen speak of the interest nouifested by the public as to whatlec let i o swirly oohed Itaileay Iri.lgs tio cU w.tlistabil the riulaccr of the we.ther is your paler of yesterday you speak of this secesaity of their fortauhe ...

... TIR A D E PROSPECTS. Mr. J. W. Pease, M.P., speaking at the opening of a Minera' Exhibition, near Saltburn, yesterday, said the t>a*t year had been a disastrous one for the agiiculturists .pitatists of this country and h ...

... classes and opinions, mingled together for once in the year all party distinctions and divi Bions disappeared, and Paris, so to speak, formec one happy family. The boulevards were partic year. The total number of stalls. winch lined the pavements fr tothe Bastille ...

... aterred. Is pitch; Rein varied la loudness, swim se the spate stair tra 15 ratios, whin vs, illustrated by the on el the speaking Inn t it varied in quality. warding es wises al isstreseete differed. Sewn istereeeng wen dears is eessertien with the divined ...

... amongst the Asiatics in London. The witness took a saucer containing some salt in his hand, and, having broken it, promised to speak the truth, or might he be broken like the saucer and scattered like the salt. It appealed that Lee Con had gone to bed on ...

... obi had that women made her es-ape the home of —, eh eh she had been decoyed and retaioak against with hie gisl. who did not speak a word of o much. &termed that no wee &nivel ig by a I a-eat. who .sit aged I. be to wlare I.e had bound • place foe hoe he ...