... agreeing to cease using the name Samuel Cunningham from Ist November, 1897, and agreeing that in case they did use the name after such date they would pay the plaintiffs the sum of £lOO damages for each month they used the name. The plaintiffs claimed ...

... later going to Sydney and Melbourne. He saw the building of the first house at the latter place, and Hobson’s Bay was named after the Captain of his vessel. He was four years on the Rattlesnake,” and also did duty at New Zealand and Madras. His next ...

... of Wales from a special funel (remaining from an Egyptian fund for sick ami wounded at her disposal), and the ship being named after her Royal Highness. (3) The society has constructed and fitted up a model hospital train, which is now being despatched ...

... preservation of health, which may be needed for the treatment of accident and disease. Tl»e exhibition, which is appropriately named after the great African missionary and explorer, David Livingstone, has the cordial support her Maiesty’a Government and the ...

... Jersey-place, Mr. Coroner Waghome, touching the death of Ida Kathleen Butler, the five weeks old child the licensee of the inn named. After hearing the evidence the jury returned a verdict that death was duo weakness from premature birth. New Year's Guts.—The ...

... preservation of health. or which may be needed for be treatment of accident and disown. The exhibition, which is eppropriately named after the great African missionary and explorer. David Livingstone, nas tb• cordial support of her lgsfeety's oovearnest and ...

... land Diomed's man-eat- E.ing steeds? The mighty Alexander's. co-Bucephalus, too, was considered worthy to have a town named after--him after Al his thirty years of life. His horse Was peoji TYso imnportanlt to si'he'ra -that even in grOO death he co ...

... of AValcs from a special fund (remaining from an Egyptian Fund for sick and wounded at her disposal), and the ship being named after her Royal Highness. (3) The Society has constructed and fitted up a model hospital train, which is now being de- spatched ...

... tetiall feet, Meister - Soutar. But ewe ont•bye, you twa, see if ye on keep oat o' mischief if I hear o' ye roarin' ill names after Auld min or chatini the life not o' Geordie Pew's jeuks either, I'll ye till ye slither sit, elan' nor lie dorm, as sures ...

... amount requisite—vis.. Jt2s (see acknowledgments)—for establishing Ulster bed.” Various towns England and Scotland have beds named after them, and local friends thought that Ulster should not behind them in this respect, about .£126 having been raised in the ...

... tor't, 1. klaintor 'Soutar. But &we oot•bye, you twa, me see if ye um keep out o' mischief ,tf I -. hear o' ye romin' ill names after Auld Peggis tile f-,.. 1 Geordle 7; 7unke sillier, luirr, Ill''ll warm life ye till ve Ca* 1 ' . L esittiar sit, elan' ...

... Chairman, ia the soars* of bis remark?, mfcrred the old history tbe former inn, mentioning :bat it was commooly , supposed to named after a certain Bristol liaea draper, reel fact however, that it took its name irora the British general. Sir William Draper, ...