... our own defects, our vice* and foibles, we shall convinced that the friend we need not who will commend us, but be who will speak freely, and Irom wltose suggestions and remonstrances we may derive bene At. Moths**, ark Torn hii.ducv 9kstbira » Then ...

... little gin for severe pain in the Hie*t. The prices all round are firm. woo s lent her asaietance. but soon as the old woman speak more confidently, and are hold their had tasted the draught she fell back and died stocks ratVr Ulan make any cooceaewos m ...

... unale in reviewing the obituary the past year, deaths first - rale having occurred it sounded little out place to refer in speaking so large audiem-e in specific terms the death.-* of such men John Addington M. Tame, and Benjamin .Towclt. who cannot in ...

... district ? What number the weekly wage earning adults are, your opinion, unemployed in district, wholly, or in part, roughly speaking ? Are'the children of working age in the district fairly employed, or otherwise ? If there many unemployed adults in the ...

... ant point wliether Dr Redfera took the cottee before he accompanied his nephew the door or not, Captain Everett could net speak with cettainty. had seen Dr Rcdicrn make the coffee in the glass machine but be could not remember him drink It. When Captain ...

... members of the Council representatives administrative bodies who lieen elected their nominees, hut limiting their powers speaking and voting on matters appertaining their own special departments. The resolution was opposed und-m.H-ratio step, and amounting ...

... THE REPLY TO MR FLETCHER Te the The Bradfoet Daily Telegraph. Sin.—l notice in your of Tueaday that Fletcher speaking on the unemployed question reported to here said “My espenenoe of wookombere that they are men not much mental talent, and Ac. Probably ...

... Catholics continuing the mission established their French religionists. A DEFENCE THE HOUSE OF LORDS. Lord liCmlonderTT, speaking Unionist meeting at Sedgelieid, Durham, last mgbt,aaidtne OUiMonian Government had nothing show for the 13 montli* they had ...

... Curnmir.cs read a paper, in which urged tha necessity for printing music more legibly and in larger type Sir Jo6e|*h Hamby, speaking on the poeilion of music in England, said :—ln 1859 only one elementary school the kingdom claimed a grant offered years ...

... second naltire—who has found the interior Africa the paradise >f the sportsman. has been a far more than (he men of whom speaking. The mam object some •)f these •* explorers seems to have been to jut armed with the most modem and powerful 4port ride- ...

... THE BEHRING SEA QUESTION. Tonovro, Friday-—Speaking the annual banquet to the Board of Trade. Lord Aberdeen referred to the Behring Sen arbitration, and said the moderate spirit actuating statesmen in London, Washington, and Ottawa would result in award ...

... at times the prisoner could not di*- I tinguish between right and wrong. He had formerly been in an arylum. but generally speaking was responsible for bis actions. The jury found the prisoner guilty, but that wae unsound mind the time, and waa not responsible ...