... confidence in the conolusions 45 those who devoted to the subject unoeasing auxiety and oare. I the conclusions arrived at are allowed to have the merit of consistency, the fact will show that they did m from haphazard or whim, but from of judgment deliberately ...

... may wander forth with you in quiet and uninterrupted enjoyment of the undimmed and undying beauties of nature, First of all allow me to chalk olt our tour. We will begin by visiting that greatest natural wonder of the world—the Falls of Niagara, and then ...

... of concealment; while the settling of the ground has had something to do with the subsidence of the walls. But after all allowances are freely made, the results are to be set down chiefly to the activity of wormas. Thefinalsubject of consideration istheaction ...

... and became his son-iu law. He ia now about fifty-three years old. remarkable disappearance Of all Dirt frem Everything using Hudson's Extract of Soap. REWARD!!—Purity, Health, and Porfoct Satisfaction itsregular use. Ills pure DRV SOAP in fiuc powder, and ...

... able to make their own terms before the end of the year, and said the landlords were the real criminals and the vengeance of heaven would yet fall upon them. Mr William Redmond pictured the probability—in the event of a resort to coercien in Ireland—of the ...

... express the hope tain to the particular form in which | that there is no man in this House who will rise im an author should be allowed to secure the fruits | his place and disavow that sentiment. With respect. of his intellectual labours. All I wish to eay ...

... WILLIAM HARCOURT, in reply to Sir Edward Birkbeck, said the question of allowing the growth of tobacco within the United Kingdom was means &® new one, Prior to 1830 it was by no allowed in Ireland without charge, bat it was then found by a Committee who inquired ...

... to quit his holdiug with all tue privileges of an outgoing tenant, Although he thought they might have had the courtesy to allow him to offer along with the offer and all-comers, he gladly accepted left. An attempt was mado to re-let the farm, but the ...

... individuals who are attempting to move heaven and earth to cajole or force tho good -natured into the be! ief that it would be a profitable specula- tion to reconstruct their roads, at whatever cost, to allow the locomotive own ers, without dipping into ...

... on a motion froin the chair, as fol- lows :—Superannuation benefit te 10 members, £9: to sick claims, orphan, and funeral allowances, £5 13s 114, which, along with valuations and managing Ou expenditure, made a total outlay ef £26 11s 2d. a balance being ...

... or defender was right about the milk, bat it seemed to be proved that she had been getting it. He thought it reasonable to allow Mrs Rae £1 1s and expenses ; but with regard to the husband's case thera would be no damages and no Mr R. B. Nicoll represented ...

... heard them. Several of the delegates went to Edinburgh and addressed number of meetings, and it was thought it would pity to allow such occasion to pass without asking some of ths gentlemen to visit various centres in Scotland, to that additional zeal might ...