... lived apart , and tlult _lie had ever _yince _18- _^ 3 allowed her a _separate _maintenance ot * - L _. _2400 a _.-yca _. r . i _> a _. _id _. _regularly in advance . The jury _conanlercd the _allowance sullicieut , and found a verdict fur the _defendant ...

... muen should not be allowed to have any thing to do with it. He did not claim for civilians any undue control, but he stipulated that when in the midst of a profound peace, we should not incur the risk of running into war, in order to allow a lot of men in ...

... be deposited in one of the Chartered Banks. Interest at the rate of Fiee per Cent. per annum, payable half-yearly, will be allowed on all Sates deposited after this date, for not less than Six MHonths certain, and repayable at Three Months' notice. D. M'LAREN ...

... to _the _House _the , _proposition of _the _Government . _He thought that it : would be _convenient , if _the _House would allow him _, to print his _resolutions nowand lie _would _then propose to submit _them to a committeo of the whole house on Monday ...

... _quantities _of _• iiwtf i _drill ! _. _' _, itnd _vvtierttiiinnf'nff _ami • _proclmoitHf had , _given , _presented , _and _allowed , by tlie plaiutin _, on bcfi ...

... strenu- ous opposition to the bill and the amendment. Mr ANSTEY defended the details of the bill, and trusted the house would allow it to pass through committee. The time had arrived when oppressive laws relating to religions opinions ought to be removed ...

... couver's Island be made to the Hudson's Bay Company with- out further inquiry. Ir Wyld, Mr Goulbarn, and Mr Duncan supported the amendment. Lord J. RUSSELL said, be relied on the opinion given by Lord Elgin, that the Hudson's Bay Company ruled the vast ...

... much ignorance , incapacilT , _Mif-love , and _vanity combined _in any body as in ft _. I bave _seen mneh of public lifo—bot Heaven defend mo and my friends from _the _PrgTisiooal Government _of . Milan . The hatred _enffendered in _the _Piedmontesc _army ...

... absence of the Earl of Chichester, the president for the present year, the chair vas occupied by the Duke of Richmond. Mr Hudson, the secretary, read the report of the council, from which it appeared that, in conse- quence of the large amount of arrears ...

... Sooa>year, and man paid no wlnduw-daUcs. The naxt itam rodonHim wne aa%*med taxes. What assaeaed taxes did &rmoee poy f They were allowed bora*. Non* thorn bmp more then one, and a great many none nil. Most cams bricks.” This, shoold spy, was oommodity quits as ...

... much good, to say nothing of the loss the country sustains in allowing men wholly unfit for the duties to what is called hold on until they have acquired a right to retire on full allow ances.—Devonport Telogr , O. THE return just published by order ...

... have railway preference shares yielding. per cent., quoted nt par. and unguaranteed stock*, yielding from to per cant., even allowing n very wide margin folr contingencies. There is something in all this which de'ecvea inquiry. hecau«e It Is hy n-. means ...