... and for an inquiry whether v] Henri de Tourville, an infant, who, if living, is it absolutelv entitled to the property, is alive or w idead. The estate passed to the infant through his mother, who married Henri Pierrean de Tour- V ville in 1863. She died ...

... which may save us many heavy doctors' billa. It is by the judicious use of suc articles of diet that a6 constitution may be grada-. ally built UP until strong enough to resist every tendency to disqease.~ We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping oursel ...

... I constitution may be gradaiily built up until strong enoagh r to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle ?? are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourseives well ...

... hii ?? fell asleep. Heie tfused to turn k en e to keep tS e home ofu and eventually 'sewas coniipelled to 16avo him. Heothen 'compelled hr(idagtr).to .leavb service, but only gave her. 59. a week to keep thle hoidb`'no, and. event~ually made .improper t ...

... breakfast tables with ti drhli-ate-ly- fi txouted beverage which may save its thttiny hiervy d ~efors' bills. It is by the judicioias tie of soc-I a-tidles of diet that a constitution may- its gradually built up taintl strong enorigh to resist i-too- ten- ...

... buit they can certainly contribute to the Prun; making or keeping of men Bober by lessening the Th supplies, by lessening tue temptation to tbegin a the]I drunkard's rareer, as surely as by' keeping the kesy of 'V5 the cupboard a sensible mother can lessen ...

... sergeant, -LeylaUd, un be. w said Yesterday (onday morning, about eurter before, seven o'clock, Ifound the bad of tbe dec 0 arte Gri in a ?? behind Miss Morton's eardiofg echool, iuy iund on - the 2-arm of Thomas Pearson. 6he w obu threc ando rom the side ...

... brain would have caused instant death. At this stage the inquiry was adjourned until Tuesday next, at 10 30. SPEcoAnrrE.-Ladies' Tourist Boots with soft tops. These are the most comfortable boots, and keep tbei-shape to the last.-T. R. FcFXLxE, 8, Ba ...

... the evil may be avoided. For this purpose I propose to take you to the place whence the disease is suspected to have come, and then to call before you scientific and other evidence to elucidate the facts. It is very possible after all that we may not be ...

... friends. 6y He- (Mr. M'Keand-) bad often heard it said when a mana failed to keep a, protise of marriage, he wrote to the girl, and said, I'llbe your friend for life, but I'll not keep my-promise. (Laughter.) That-was an old s- say*ring, and it had been followed ...

... acting as Law's alenti-But, so far as I been your own knowledge goes, thtat may really have SI rd to been acting on his own authority? Witness (reluc- 1D bean tautly) . It may. t most After the examintation of several other witnesses, A rted Mr. Charteris ...

... the defendent, who keeps a provision shop at No. (i4, Every-street, under which is the cellar where the old man had been confined. The defendant was sub- sequently charged at the police station 'with cruelty to his brother by keeping him confined in the ...