... and Coltness into their hands, to afford a more direct line of transit between Edinburgh and Glasgow, than the railway named after these two cities. All these things must in time affect the dividends : and for what the sacrifice is made have indicated ...

... left-handed boxer become, that 110 man now can tell-whether Bendigo Creek and district, in the colony of Victoria, were named after him or after them. New settlements have been called after great men before now, the Western States of America testify, and ...

... Ann Brown had been: associated with that of Mr. Hastings; but in 1886 proof was given of the death of -the first two. named.- After further evidence of a-like nature the accused xvas again roemanded for a week, without bail. Jud'gment has been granted' ...

... which he reprosented, contained a statue of Duguay Trouin and the tomb of Chateaubriand, and that many of its streets were named after great men. One of these streets was called Rue Porcon de Ia Barbinais, after a commodore of Louis XIV, who was taken prisoner ...

... being quite warm, and oozing tfr,31nt the wounds. 'The children are both females, one being of tile a e three years and named after her mother, andI the thej before stated, about two months old. Both their ' were cut from ear to ear, and the incision 2 ...

... received by the Institution were £1,000 from Mr. Isaae Hoyle to provide a new lifeboat for the Lae. cashire CoasS, to be named after his late wife, Mary Hamer Hoyle, and £E50 from the Hearts of Oak Benefit S -ciety, further in aid of the endowment of the ...

... like some conqueror; he was willing to include in the reversal of the sentence not only the hero but all those who were named after his name ? Human feelings again revolt at the idea of attributing to the Godin whom we live and move and have our being ...

... of Durham. The hotel clerk said he was very well known in London, and that a particularly fine strain of bulls had been named after him. The Earl is a fine specimen of an Anglo-Saxon, with a big barrel chest and lean hips. Ile walks like a greyhound. No ...

... in particular, which, originally promoted by Dr. George Birckbeck as the London Mechanics' Institution, was subsequently named after him as its first President. Of this institution, however, the late Professor, who was only a youth when it was opened, became ...

... of correction for sturdy rogues. The last vestige of ancient Bridewell disappeared in i862. The original Bridewell being named after the well referred to, as being the first of its kind, all other prisons of a similar character have been called Bridewells ...

... protracted trial of ten days, on the important patent case in which Dr. Otto, the inventor of the silent gas motor steam engine named after him, asked for an injunction to retrain Mr. Robert Steri of Leeds from continuing an alleged infringement of his patent ...

... sose cosqueror, es ERe was swillng to include in the reversal of the sentence (( not only the hero but all those who were named after his at ' name? H Euman feelings aga~in revolt at the idea of attri. w rbuting to the God in whom we Uls and move and have ...