... dogs), Greyhound-street; John Brown, Milk-square; Jos. Jackson, Robbers Mill, Radford; and Robert Patau Hawksley, Sherwood-rise, Radford. They were each fined 255. Abusive Language.—Charles Slaydon was summoned for using abusive language towards Louisa ...

... at end. The following comparison, drawn from the cause list for Easter sittings in and 1878,.shows tbe progress made in disposing ol the arrears of business during the past months. At Easter, 1877,the.Master of the Rolls had causes to dis pose of ; lS7S ...

... support of Mr. Gladstone. (Loud applause.) ic'jl Practical Issues. Mr. Gladstone, after the cheering with which was greeted on rising had subsided, spoke follows: Gentlemen: I am quite certain that all that has been said of in such unduly largo and flattering ...

... exports for the last month have been more encouraging thai during the previous months. Thi3 partly accounted for the late Easter, which allowed of some 3 being shipped later than asual, and partly the expensive character of the .joods favour. It is worthy ...

... think, between introduction of the Budget —the former about £1,836 per year, . ' colonels comra and- and the rising of the House for the Easter holidays. If I The pay and allowances of heutenam £S6i each, and am asked-why I ma no such statement, my answer ...

... securities. It is not srirprising hear that the Russians are busily engaged in the Christian endeavour to get the Armenians to rise against the Turks. They covet much in the country where these people dwell, and they naturally argue that if they can get the ...

... that if it wasproved heshoiwhestiujess able to comprehend the answer given to tue Qay before the House separated for the .Easter there was this great emergency, he wondered W* tnere was such an extraordinary power of reticence of the Government, of which ...

... of the commit or the House, I would give any member the right of rising and calling the attention of the chair to the proceeding I that member in the same way which any member now rise and call attention to the fact that'there are no 40 members present ...

... Napoleon, Broome, Park Williams'Bon Chretien, a Althorpe, Crassane, Beurre d'Amanlis—a gcod pear Chaumontel, Clairgoau, and Easter Benrre. Such as the Florelle, Marie Louise, Bergamotte, Hacons' Lncom- t parable, and Knight's Monarch, are quite barren. ...

... niceties of native dialect, and most of those persons would probably have to be natives of the cenntry. Such system might give rise to great abases. It is defended, I observe, the statement of objects and reasons, on the ground of the hardship which the ...

... alteration in tbe value of rape or mustard seed. Canary seed, as tho result of some speculative operptions, exhibits decided rise. In order that further impetus might be given tothis upward movement, the recent heavy arrivals been carefully kept off the ...

... successive season brings round are sometimes unnoticeable beyond the fact that garments are thicker or thinner, as the temperature rises or falls ; just now, however, without any regard for our proverbial weaknesses. Fashion is constantly producing some startling ...