... laying out of the park and the work relating to the lakv evot,lel COM! to Fl verr large MM. Coancilloi Borleigh : I am not speaking agiirod the propoml, but simply tithing information. The Surveyor. among other itcms. irentioned, £3,500 for the lake. £l ...

... We toy to ignore these facts, like the sensible fellows we are, and answer cheerily, oh, all right. And how else can we speak ? We can't keep all on continually hawking and huckstering our pains and ailments to others. It would be a nuisance to one's ...

... ,urd Lista., in the address be delivered Wore the Royal Society at the anniversary meeting told upon St Andrew's Day, in speaking of that of itoodation against typhoid said that its (MAY.' sive efficacy is us yet unproved. All that he dainet to my in ...

... to question my vote. We have been discussing nothing for the last half hour. Slimily after this • hubbub aroae, one member speaking to another. Alderman Fielder charged Councillor Godbold with wanting to work a friend into the office just miler consideration ...

... Alderman Flarday : Order. order. Mammal Fielder : Order like, I don't Council/or Davis then got up to speak. Alderman Fielder, in res—onse to a remark. said he waa only a s econd-rite schoolinaqter. (Laughter.) It was no good talking to him. The rest ...

... uttlisiug precious time in the disoutsioa of trifles as light as air. A man who consider' it his duty ta his constituents to speak on so many matters should be put on the committees, where doubtless his work would be far more effective, ' and would relieve ...

... belongs to • 4.- cadent school of Liberal politics. In gessed, my friends of le Liberal permission, and other persuasions, don't speak to gat applause, butt. advance the business; and than you will be on safe ground. • • • The of 'widen°, which le now produced ...

... fainted. and when she came to he asked her. Do you know anything about it : and she said No. - Witness said, If you don't speak the truth ! shall fetch a policeman. Prisoner then said, I took the money. When asked what she had done with it prisoner ...

... incuiry being before the of the Board open tet the l'ress. he thought it should be so betause a man in committer was allowed to speak as often a- he liked, hut if they followed the lines the notion they would be * stile to judge Midi better. having the evidence ...

... . The member for the Northern Division has more than insti-1 fied the choice of the electors. Of Mr. Gray's work we shall speak anon, but it will suffice for the purposes of this article to briefly refer to the undivided attention which the bon, member ...

... Judah lumen, 24. York-rt ad, Ilford, by throwing mud at him on January Bth.—The complainant deposed that he had ociaosion to speak to the boy respeating his conduct. Bishop afterwards returned to witness's shop ssitb about other bows; lie was :he ringleader ...

... boded ill for the train arrangements at ippoeite the M,aaaniaali Hous t the men halted. and Lord Mayo: came forward as it to speak. But 1/0 VOire have nude larsard amid the din of the thousands at exited rto his lordship had to be content to wave cocked ...