... Sir PETER LAURIE, Alderman, Chairman. Solicitor— Alj'eX ANDMt* jVoBI E,* Loncasteir-pUcc. Capital One .Million,— ntcumiilatlDit Premium Fund, i'«!;4,000 „ . Korcnue from Life Premiums aioue i.' 1 IG.OoO, annually increasing. Nine-tenths Muety per Cent ...

... Share* of £l» each. DIRECTORS, Sir PETER LAURIE, Alderman, Oorenoe. ANDREW BPOTTISWOODE, EBq.7De|mty Governor. George Webster, esq. James Fairqnhsr, esq. John Barnes, esq. Benjamin Boyd, etq. J. W. Sutherland, esq, Peter Laurie, esq. W. M. Nurse, esq. W. P ...

... the :fleeting be given to Sir Peter Laurie for his courteous conduct in the chair. (Signed) A. SPOTTISWOODE, Deputy Govemor. Extracted from the Minutes. W. LAURIE, Secretary. UNION BANK of LONDON, DIRECTORS. Sir Peter Laurie. Alderman, ...

... fellow at all. • Sir Peter Laurie—l perceive that he has been in prison before. Jailer—He has been in the Compter before. It is' there I had an opportunity of judging of him, and 1 have the greatest compassion for him. Sir Peter Laurie—What were you in prison ...

... himself to bo slerk se a ealieker b the Temple, fore Sir Peter Laurie fee the popes of swearing stating that he was not the party who had taken a tides of venom which had bon at' abate Sir Peter, after r. the alidawk, asked the apptieaxt Wield been accused ...

... called for the best ale —not for wine. Sir Peter Laurie—Are there any more unfortunate innkeepers who have been thus swindled Mr. Whitmarsh said believed not, although be had been round to many. Sir Peter Laurie —I suppose they are ashamed to come forward ...

... case when the subject was introduced to Sir Peter Laurie, before whom there appears to be a natural disinclination, upon the part of persons engaged in matters of doubtful character, to attend. Sir Peter Laurie desired to know whether the books had heed ...

... and the representation of Sir Peter Laurie. Sir Peter Laurie—l made no official representation from the Middlesex magistrates. Alderman Faeebuother—You forget the representation you made on Saturday last. Sir Peter ...

... was brought up by Roe, the officer, for re-examination, before Sir Peter Laurie. Mr. Humphreys attended for the prisoner ; Mr. Laurie, the City Pleader, for a Mr. liirnie, of Peter- head, who was summoned to appear as a witness ; Mr. 'lorry, for another ...

... Mayor—You cannot at liberty yet. Kemanded. GUILDHALL—Sir Peter Laurie, on entering the Court, inquired who was the doorkeeper outside Mr. Boe, the officer, said that Mr. Percival was. Sir Peter Laurie wished to know who attended when Mr. Percival was sent ...

... to term them, are never—a—a—pomatumed. It is an absolute—a—impossi• bility that my hair (running his fingers through it) could injure milk—a— Commissioner—Was your hair as it now is, when it was soused in Mrs. Jones r s milk ? Mr. Augustus Traughton— ...

... regularly using Lavona Hair Tonic will never have? any cause for anxiety about tlneir hair, for Lavona Hair Tonic nourishes the hair roots, acts «* a tonic to the scalp, destroys the dandru germ and keeps the hair bright and beautit always. ...