... forbidden the Chilian officers to marry Peruvians. That there did occur a religious ceremony between the parties was beyond all doubt, and the parties lived together as man and wife, and were received by their relatives and friends as Droperly married, in ...

... classification is of little use in assisting us to comprehend the actual relation of parties. But know that the section which assumes the title of the country party has not improved in moral strength or mere numbers ; the one great question on which ...

... a's Littled d Gloucestershire,5.apeaeddoTedachge with atteinpting to mnurder Gecrg Wynn, chimney sweep, of~ ihat place. The parties were together at TLittledean Fair on Monday, and at night wynu was found in the kitchen alonse, his clothes soddened with ...

... decided-tho losing party, whether plaiutiff or defendant, has a last chance-ho can force the party vwho has 6ained to swear that his cause is a just cauee, an(l that ho has not gained it by false evidence. As a satter of courso the party who ihas gained ...

... In October, taking with them Phegan, who, from his knowledge of Clarke's gang, was expected to be of great servir. to the party. Disguised as surveyors, the men proceeded to a flat near the residenceof Clarke's father, and commenced to survey It. They ...

... country for many years was com- tnittd onu Saturday night last, near Bathgate, a town about a 18 miles west of Ediuburgh. The parties implicated in the sifdir were colliers, employed in the ?? of .Maesses. Russell and Son, of Falkirh, and living in cottages ...

... or party, but that all ought to be exempt who had a conscientious scruple; but there would be great difficulty it this in practice, asd his experience ted him to think that oaths could not safely be dispensed with on all occasions whenever a party chose ...

... qity enforced the wiovisions notwithtnigisniyi n fthe con. creacting parties, btmrigwsacorctattended by incidents suc abeogdtnoother contract, and affecting the statsadrgsofbh the partis The contract fr m rig udntb r atd s being on merely the same lee ihoefrtesl ...

... have on him, but it is believed it would amount to between five and ten pounds. Re had evidently been waylaid by soene party or parties who were well acquainted with his habits, and been first murdered. then robbed. He was a steady, sober, careful man, ...

... al ; tohe 5g11 sel u fs riall of stone occurred lutton seam- and wh1ilst la-party tne thie ri °e-rifg out the dloris a further fall Me n~n wethoe warningi and buried the Party. ama at I f ijenout wean at once ?? to tstri- large force °t - mte o lin, but ...

... most anxious to have this case decided, for they denied, in the most positive manner, that they had been influenced by any party motives, The ATTORNEY-GENERAL and Mr. CROMPTON, in sup. port of the rule, said that the local act applied to Man- chester only ...

... withi y their wives and daughters, the ladies and gentlemen of the n royal household, and a large party of the nobility and gentry. f On Thursday the royal party attended a grand review at Woolwfich, and were present at the English opera in the evening. s ...