... MAKING THE DUMB TO SPEAK. the Borqugh Police Court, on Monday, before Mr. Samuel, Hamilton Alexander, alias Smith, a man between 50 and 60 years of age, was charged with vagrancy by begging. The prisoner is a man who has for some time obtained a livelihood ...

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... ORANGE DEMONSTRATION AT OUMSKIKK. speaking gathering of Lancashire and Cheshire Orangemen in Park on Tuesday, said the Orange organisation was going very shortly take new and impirlant depirture.os evinced the noble scrvlcraof the Emergency Committee ...

... speaking in definite terms. To a great extent it was upon its trials. It placed enormous powers in the hands of certain judges, who let them hope, would execute the powers entrusted to them in a judicial spirit. They had, however, been urged on many ...

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... heartilv. Speaking upon frugality amongst young he observed that one the best things they could was to adroit young jmplo of the &>ciety the age years. If ai Ibis ago tlicy commenced save they did not go*- Into spending habits, and th-«e w-h-t began ex’ ...

... and believe they meld baths mew *very no to LIMSTAIiMI.- (Oh no 3 He wag speaking from memory, wed only for Denton. and maintained they could bring 2~ to nee against the Toile+ in Deaths, and if they only attended to their duty se Liberals, and to the ...

... Liquidations bt Abbangehent. — T. Roberts, Llandudno, baker; E. Parkes, Mollington, Chester, brewer. The Hon. Wilbraham Egerton, speaking at the distribution of prises at Knutsford Grammar Sohool, said if the middle-class schools were to hold their own they must ...

... Appointment. a Son of an English Oergyman, speaking and arrltlng French fluently, having hid three yrr.rs esperimoe one of the flrst flaanrlal hmitvt the dry, seeks Appulntmcnt with a good business firm (London preferred) o» Clerk, Carvet|iomleot. or ...

... NEWS. Lord ok Abt Ccittsk.— Lord Dolhousie, speaking the -'peeiing of floe art Dundee, urged the Jimportance young having every of visiting ezhiiiiti-ns o pic'.urvs, Ac., ord t toreflne and cultivate their taatos. Tb* Rarnnes* B irdett Coufts, who is ...